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** "Wild Honey Pie" repeats the line "honey pie" over and over, with the line "I love you" at the end. (Not to be confused with a separate song on another side of the double album called "Honey Pie", which is done in a totally different style, with the "normal" amount of lyrics.)

* "T-Bone" by Music/NeilYoung is 9 minutes long and has just one repeated line: "Got mashed potato, ain't got no t-bone".

* Music/{{Santana}}'s song [[Music/AbraxasAlbum "Oye Como Va"]] only has of these four verses in Spanish, repeated a few times inbetween great many solos:

* The Men of Porn's "Comin' Home (Smoking Pot on a Sunday Afternoon While UFO's Drone Overhead)", the [[EpicRocking 17-minute]] opener to their 1999 debut ''Porn American Style'', consists of only the following two lines of lyrics:

* "Feel Good Hit Of The Summer" by Music/QueensOfTheStoneAge.

''Just tell me that you want me''\\
''Tusk''

-->''It's only howling at the Moon.
-->''It's only howling at the Moon.

* Most Laserdance songs, if not entirely {{instrumental}}, have only a TitleDrop and/or a single stanza of IndecipherableLyrics.

* The original album version of "Atomic" by Music/{{Blondie}} has one verse, then goes into an instrumental for most of its running time before returning to a vocal refrain near the end. The single edit is more conventionally structured, as it edits down the instrumental section and also throws in a repeat of the sole verse.

* Music/LilPump became controversial due to his lyrical style consisting of repeating a couple of lines over and over again. Most of his songs are a little more sophisticated than most of the examples on this page, but his DissTrack "Fuck Music/JCole" only consists of two insults to J.Cole repeated over and over.

-->''Stop smoking, we love you''
-->''Stop smoking, we love you''
-->''Stop smoking, we love you''
-->''Stop smoking, we love you''
-->''Stop smoking, we love you''
-->''Stop smoking, we love you''
-->''And we don't want you to die''
-->''We don't want you to die''
-->''We don't want you to die''
-->''We don't want you to die''
-->''We don't want you to die''
-->''We don't want you to die''
-->''We don't want you to die''
-->''We don't want you to die''

-->''Why don't you ask him if he's going to stay''
-->''Why don't you ask him if he's going away''
-->''Why don't you tell me what's going on''
-->''Why don't you tell me who's on the phone''
-->''Why don't you ask him what's going on''
-->''Why don't you ask him who's the latest on his throne''
-->''Don't say that you love me''
-->''Just tell me that you want me''
-->''Tusk''

* ''”A love supreme… A love supreme… A love supreme…”''
* ''”Salt Peanuts! Salt Peanuts!”''

* Music/DaftPunk is known for using this trope a lot:

** Their CoverVersion of "Love Buzz" by Shocking Blue, also on ''Bleach''. The original version isn't quite an example, as it has two verses of lyrics, whereas the Nirvana version just repeats the same verse twice.

--->''Can you feel my love buzz?''

* "I Awake" by {{Music/Soundgarden}}, with music by bassist Hiro Yamamoto and lyrics by his then-partner Kate McDonald (as adapted from a short note she left him before leaving the house for the day):

--> Woke up depressed
--> I left for work
--> You have a good day, good day
--> It's not your fault
--> I know it hurts
--> Remember, I love you, love you
--> Remember, I love you, love you

* Music/{{Scooter}}'s "Space Cowboy" only has "I'm the cowboy, the space cowboy" repeated ad nauseam.

* Music/{{Madness}} did this several times in the early career, in particular on ''Music/OneStepBeyond''.

* Music/{{Yello}}: While the band's songs usually lean towards wordiness, "Oh Yeah" is very sparse in the lyrical department, with the only distinct lines (other than the nonverbal mouth sounds) being a TitleDrop, "the moon, beautiful," "the sun, even more beautiful," "beautiful," and "such a good time, a really good time." According to Boris Blank, vocalist Dieter Meier was "very angry" when he was asked to only say "oh yeah" over and over again, and it wasn't until after the song was recorded that he came around to it.

* ''Music/{{Pendulum|Band}}'' has a 6-minute song called "9,000 Miles", and this is the only lyric that was sung.

* ''Music/FatboySlim'' has a song titled "Fucking in Heaven", where the only lyric is "[[ClusterFBomb Fatboy Slim is fucking in heaven.]]"