History Redundancy / Music

* "Free Will" by Music/{{Rush}}: "If you choose not to decide you still have made a choice."

-->Oh! The good old hockey game'\\

** However, if you encounter an American Fokker, it will be an American (owned) plane made in the Netherlands."

** Not only that, but Illinois, the state which is the State of Illinois, has two State Fairs in different reagions within the state.

* Music/{{Madness}} have a song called "The Return of the Los Palmas 7", or "The Return of the the Palms 7".

* "Tonight I'm Gonna Rock You Tonight!" from the band Spinal Tap. First seen in the movie ''Film/ThisIsSpinalTap'', which was about a band named Spinal Tap and included this song, which was named "Tonight I'm Gonna Rock You Tonight!".

--> It's all around us and it's everywhere (...)
--> And it feels so real you can feel the feeling! (...)
--> The more it stays the same, the less it changes!

-->When the quest is over and the battle's won...\\

The party lasts all through the night and the alcohol is free!

-->[[https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=3HUGeA2lur4&feature=kp Beat on the brat!]]\\

What can you do? (Lose?)

-->My heart is open [[ShapedLikeItself like an open book]]
-->And yours is closed.

-->Remember long walks, sandy beaches, all those swims together?
-->We were like a merry-go-round [[ShapedLikeItself going around in circles]]
-->You said we'll always be together
-->But you weren't telling the truth
-->[[CaptainObvious You were telling lies!]]

* There are a few albums and singles which iTunes says are by "Nigga & Flex", even though these two stage names refer to the same person.

* Rock songs about the road are pretty redundant, and ''Music/TenaciousD'''s song "The Road" exaggerates this for humorous effect:

* "Small Town" by Music/JohnCougarMellencamp: "I cannot forget from where it is that I come from."

* There are a few albums and singles which iTunes says are by "Nigga and Flex", even though these two stage names refer to the same person.

-->The road is f***in' hard,\\
It's also really f***in' tough,\\

--> ''I woke up in the morning, hard like morning wood in the morning''

-->Nobody ever knows just how I feel

His white mare, [[CriticalResearchFailure Caballo Blanca]], would brave for him the blazing flames of hell\\

* Seminal [[PunkRock punk rockers]] [[Music/TheRamones Ramones]] love this concept, which apparently come both from their influences in stripped-down, repetitive [[TheSixties 60s]] garage rock as well as in how frontman/songwriter Joey Ramone had a real-life obsessive desire to repeat things.
** Their tune [[http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Beat_on_the_Brat "Beat on the Brat"]] from their massively influential [[SelfTitledAlbum self-titled debut]] ''Music/{{Ramones}}'' is a great example:

* Alestorm's ''Mexico'' sneaks one in at the start:

* Music/TheRollingStones' "Music/LetItBleed":

* Dean Summerwind (not his real name) released the song [[https://youtu.be/D_zS_uiPWxs Parked by the Lake]] a few years ago...

* Msuic/{{U2}}'s "Stuck In A Moment You Can't Get Out Of". Just the song title itself.

* Chicago's "Does Anybody Really Know What Time It Is?":

* America's "A Horse With No Name":

* Steve Perry's ''Foolish Heart'':

* The band ''[[Music/BadCompany Bad Company]]'' has a song called ''Bad Company'' as part of their debut album, ''Bad Company.''

--> ''Through the dark age and into the storm''

* The Baka Song. Its lyrics consist solely of the word "baka" (idiot in english) being repeated over and over again.
** [[http://www.animelyrics.com/anime/ranma/rnyasshi.htm Not true]]. It also contains specific descriptions of the ways in which Ranma (the subject of the song) is an idiot, as well as some other lyrics. Most of them refer to him as being an idiot.

* [[Music/PaulMcCartney ''Live and Let Die'']] has a line saying: ''"But in this ever changing world in which we live in"''
** Though it may be "in which we're livin'".

* The opening lines of Music/BlackSabbath 's song "War Pigs."
--> Generals gathered in their masses
--> Just like witches at black masses.
** Actually this is not an example of this trope as the use of masses is supposed to imply a group of people in the first line and a mass at chuch in the second.

* The band ''[[Music/BadCompany Bad Company]]'' has a song called ''Bad Company'' as part of their debut album, ''Bad Company.''

** [[{{Mondegreen}} Though it may be "in which we're livin'"]].

* The Music/WesleyWillis song "Rock 'n Roll [=McDonalds=]" refers to the titular establishment as "a restaurant where [people] buy food to eat".

* "Here's to You" by Music/EnnioMorricone and Music/JoanBaez: The lyrics consist entirely of the same four-line verse repeated eight times, and one of those lines contains a redundancy of its own: "The last and final moment is yours."

--> ''Are you dumb, stupid, or dumb, huh?''

* Music/{{Tesla}}'s "2 Late 4 Love" has the opening line: "I can't believe this fucked up world '''in which we're living in'''"

* Victory: "I'm a hunter hunting you" is not ''completely'' redundant, he could hunt someone else...

* Victory: "I'm a hunter hunting you" is not ''completely'' redundant, he could huntsomeone else.

* Victory: "I'm a hunter hunting you" is not ''completely'' redundant, he could someone else.

* Music/TheMegas: "Metal Dance". Metal Man wants you to know that in his metal cave, full of metal devices that bend to his metal will, he throws metal blades from his metal hands as part of his metal dance.

* "[[Music/VanHalen Only time will tell if we stand the test of time.]]"