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Odd ones out...

Bryan Burnett | 17:21 UK time, Wednesday, 17 March 2010

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Are we human or are we dancer is not a question many of us thought we'd be contemplating but thanks to The Killer's odd grasp of the English language we have been. Following a particularly successful dance lesson this week I have decided that I am not human and am dancer! More on that next week when hopefully my Usher inspired streetdance video will be online. And it's only taken me three months to learn ( as opposed to the four weeks I originally thought it would take!). ÌýÌý

The Killers' track has already been nominated several times for tonight's show which is about the oddest lyrics of all time. Patrick Mccafferty frustratingly submitted this great list of odd lyrics but didn't include the titles. Producer Richard and I have managed to get nine of them without looking them up. Let's see how many you can spot...

Where you keep your Rolling Stones records and a friend of Sacha Distel,
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Funny how your feet in dreams never touch the earth,
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The pumps don't work cause the vandals took the handles,
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I saw a werewolf with a Chinese menu in his hand.
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Swatting them Charlies with it from here to kingdom come,
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When your world is full of strange arrangements and gravity wont pull you through,
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Ono ono onomatopoeia,
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I asked the waiter for iodine but I dined all alone,
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Sure as Kilimanjaro rises like Olympus above the Serengeti,
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She just smiled and gave me a Vegemite sandwich,
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I don't want to see a ghost...I'd rather have a piece of toast,
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Only the very young and the very beautiful could be so aloof,
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On a morning from a Bogart movie in a country where they turn back time,
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Locked up inside my opium den surrounded by some Chinamen,
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There's NazisÌýin the bathroom just below the stairs

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