The Lancashire Police Authority has persuaded a group called "The Lancashire Hotpots" to record a song to raise awareness of the election: "It's a proper important job this, And I'm telling you this in rhyme, They'll even hold the chief constable to account, When it comes to reducing crime," is one of the catchy verses.
He never ascends to glittering acmes of artistry, but his baseline performance includes catchy verses, dope production and hooks that stay so anchored in your brain that you inadvertently spout, "You can call it that (Hey)" while buying generic cream cheese at C-Town.
If no ballpark can contain Albert Pujols or Ryan Howard, then no ballpark is small enough for the depleted Mets, who have done their best to render one of the catchiest verses to "Meet the Mets" obsolete: "because the Mets are really sockin' the ball; knocking those home runs over the wall".
'The pellet with the poison's in the vessel with the pestle; the chalice from the palace has the brew that is true!' That catchy little verse came from a film I remember called The Court Jester, a musical comedy starring Danny Kaye and Glynis Johns that was screened in 1955.
It's got a catchy sung melodic verse.
Her multimillion-selling singles, like "Bad Romance" and "Paparazzi," joined catchy choruses to verses that probed obsessions and contradictions, showing where desire, ambition, self-realization and self-destruction could converge.
At a time when the vogue among MCs in London was for boastful verse and catchy, testosterone-fuelled slogans, Gordon forged a different path, specialising in intense, demanding lyrics, and often employing sci-fi imagery, combined with a distinctive sense of looming apocalypse.
Tim Byron of The Vine said the song is "effective – the repeated lines at the start of the verses are catchy".
