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. >>> today i want to see if taylor swift's lyrics can be used as pickup lines. >> this guy is tommydrige and he's succeeded in creating some awkward situations. >> do you remember we were sitting there by the water and you put your arm around me for the first time? >> no. oh, my god. >> me either. >> he just shows up to these random girls and start saying these lyrics to them. >> i talked to your dad. >> my dad? >> yeah. he said go pick out a white dress. ♪ >> say yes. >> oh. >> yes. >> it wouldn't matter what you said or whose lyrics you were using if you just walked up to a random stranger and put th'y moves on them. >> sorry, i have a boyfriend. >> this is an awkward period. >> marry me, julia, and you'll never have to be alone. i love you and that's all i need to know -- i mean you need to know. i mean i messed -- sorry. >> i love he runs away. >> if you could see that i'm the one who understands you, been here all along, solp why can't u s see-he-he me-he-he. >> you've got a smile that can light up this whole town. >> did he score on any of these? did it work? >> no. >> you kno

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as i was cleaning up and putting my stuff together, he handed me a stack of lyrics and said, would youand they were great. they were great. most of the second album is his lyrics. >> do your fans, all the fans who are standing outside watching you, what do they think of the new stuff? >> they're crazy about it. read it on amazon and i-tunes. i'm so grateful, because it's different for me. i'll be doing a single in a couple of minutes. you'll hear it. >> we listened to the cd this morning. you said, and i was surprised to hear you say this, when fame first happened to you, you were surprised at how you became a person you didn't like anymore. >> i think everybody does. you turn into a brat for a while. i turned into a brat. it's all fear, because your life changes overnight. suddenly they're treating you totally different than you've ever been treated before and i think everybody turns into a brat. >> you have a big announcement, don't you? >> i do. >> what's happening? >> here's what happened. we were trying to make a plan for next year, and i've been playing arenas and they've been wo

>> well, the title comes from a tract that nick hornby the author wrote the lyrics too. and he corroborated with ben on the song. >> he's an author and he writes good work. and we just thought his tight sell going to be better. that's really what it was. >> stephen: really. >> yeah, we looked down all the possible song titles and most of them i wrote the words to and they to me weren't as interesting as nicks. >> stephen: well, quite a sales job on your lyrics. (laughter) >> stephen: won't you please do a song. >> yeah, okay. (cheers and applause) >> stephen: thank you very much, thank you, ben. we'll be right back with a performance by ben folds five $5)qted" >> stephen: here to perform a song off their new album the sound of the life of the mind ladies and gentlemen, ben folds five . >> tear it down let them try south ♪ ♪ you ask anyone ♪ if you are's paralyzed by a voice in your head ♪ ♪ go on ♪ do it anyway ♪ ♪ do it anyway ♪ how many times you might leap before you look ♪ ♪ do it anyway ♪ do it anyway ♪ fell me why i said i'd never stay ♪ ♪ of the things you do not

and add to that those explicit lyrics in hip hop and suddenly, the facts of life are x-rated. ♪ i caned your rock >> reporter: it's lil' wayne in "bedrock," makes the vulgar seem normal. listen to winnifred, who is 12 years old. ♪ i can make your bedrock >> reporter: does she understand what she's singing? >> yeah, we did realize how obscene it was, but we did, we got it, we knew what we were saying. when i can reach into my back pocket and basically pull out some porn, it's so easy and you can't really blame a bunch of children for not understanding how to deal with that. >> reporter: she told us lewd lyrics are the least of it. when kids her age are downloading pornography on their smartphones. it's porn before puberty. >> when i was in eighth grade, boys, mostly -- >> reporter: what -- >> they were watching porn on their school. during independent reading, they would do that. >> reporter: i have a migraine now. we met winnifred in a documently called "sexy baby." it explores the fact that 9 out of 10 children ages 8 through 16 have watched pornography on the internet. winnifred's f

you know, i had stuff where i had written lyrics on the road.oliday inn, rolling meadows, you know. won't get it again. all i had to do was look in my book and find out what they were in rolling meadows on april 15, 19-whatever it was. i would move where i was, where i had written that lyric. that kind of thing helped me a lot. i save bits of paper. i save notes and letters. it was quite easy to remember. my memory for incidents was good. i wouldn't write crazy things down but i retold the stories so often that they became kind of little movies. it was very easy to write a book. >> jon: do you feel... i wonder if in today's age of social media twitter and facebook and with everyone knowing... when i read some of these stories they're so vivid and so destructive. could the band have been the way they were in this current environment or was this just a special time where there was sort of a freedom to do things that you wouldn't be able to do now? >> i don't know. i really don't know. i mean, i think... looking back the thing was we were under a m

. >> translator: the lyrics speak of holding hand and going home together.hink that's the main idea. the lyrics could apply to importance of people who are in con flkt coflict coming togethe victims of the disaster working as one to overcome the disaster. now, all japanese across the country must do that. >> he told the balkan musicians why he chose the song and then described conditions in the disaster area. >> there is nothing, absolutely, nothing, a dirt city. so when we play this music it is about this. >> man of the musicians had also seen their home town destroyed and hand lost family members. >> translator: i am so grateful to be participating in a performance that delivers a message about the importance of joining hands with each other. >> the day of the concert, 1,200 people attend. >> a choir of japanese children sing the featured song. ♪ >> when they finish, the orchestra continues with extra music added by the conductor. it imparts a message of hope, urging people to use their own hands to build air peaceful world. >> i hope music can connect peo

music to hit all those notes back and forth and then the guitar which is a spanish instrument and the lyrics are from spain and the type of song is indigenous and the type of percussion can is african. >> (inaudible). >> yeah, you could hear in the music. it has that pitch and that sadness to it. >> (inaudible). >> okay. so can you play the first song? we will show you a little bit and then you guys can come up and dance. (music). (applause). (music)

being sick to stay home and watch it. >> that is truly a fan. >> i want to hear those lir sgl -- lyrics >>> the giants continue to work their way back to another world series. a live report is coming up. >>> case closed. south bay police say they have captured a serial arsonist.

music to hit all those notes back and forth and then the guitar which is a spanish instrument and the lyrics are from spain and the type of song is indigenous and the type of percussion can is african. >> (inaudible). >> yeah, you could hear in the music. it has that pitch and that sadness to it. >> (inaudible). >> okay. so can you play the first song? we will show you a little bit and then you guys can come up and dance. (music). (applause). (music) >> welcome to this afternoon's performance. before the actual performance starts i thought i would say a few brief words about what japanese chamber music means. there are quite a different number of japanese chamber music. what you will hear today however is a musical form that was transmitted by a specific group of musicians. all of the musicians by definition were blind males. the significance of this genre is perhaps at most notable for the aesthetic quality of its pieces of some of the great art works of this period and are represented by these artists which will appearing in the second piece. despite of this high aesthetic quality or the v

john lennon lyrics crippled on a postcard long ago.a girl begins to be a problem, pretty soon the girl must go. when they're gone, you find at last you love them. pretty soon you want to know." the lyrics were released in a new book, and that work in progress was one lennon never had a chance to put to music. imagination interrupted. >>> and a person in the news tonight, russell means has died. he was a member of the oglala sioux indian tribe and led an and became the most famous modern times to lead an occupation, 71 days, and you know the name, wounded knee. later, we saw him in the movies, there the elder alongside daniel day-lewis in "the last of the mohicans" and even once said "every man must be a warrior, fighting for a cause you believe in. russell means died from cancer at the age of 72. >>> we do want to hear from you. tell us which pictures, people and quotes capture your imagination. tweet them to us, #instantindex. >>> and coming up, are we taking a look at the future for all of us living small, really small. 47 inches of

started with rap lyrics. >> the idea was, what? piece of a rap song and you would try to figure out what dr. dre was telling you? >> yeah, we found on the site based on a conversation we were having in our apartment that i'm sure people are having in apartments across new york city and around the world. what's going on on that line? and listening to it a couple of times and trying to figure out the illusions and so forth. that inspired the site, and now we're taking it to all of text. >> you wrote a blog about his investment on november 3rd. your first reaction might be that horowitz guy has completely lost his mind. what does he see in this site in the future of the site? >> ben is just the godfather of rapgenius. i think he sees the three of us, we just hang with him and i think he's feeling the love. once he saw the site for the first time, he just started using it, and you can see him when he's on, you can see him in editor chat. i think he got addicted to the site and convinced mark to invest a bunch of money in it. >> mark al

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somebody else is singing the song and you have to wait for a lyric you know and take that lyric and startnging differently. there's all these rules to the game we play. >> for people who do not understand what a cappella means. some people say what's a cappella? >> not linguine. >> not barber shop quartets, that you would traditionally think of. it's a somewhat new thing. >> like boyz ii men. >> yeah, but i would sing the piano part and you would be the drum. >> solo. >> only one person singing the melody and words. you're creating an orchestra with just voices. >> the human voice. >> we're so excited. this movie, "pitch perfect" opens at a theater near you. today. we're so excited. >> you are the cutest thing in the world. >> thank you. >>> get ready for those crazy, off the wall photos. they will make you say what? the what? anna, you're not going to want to stay around. [ male announcer ] alka-seltzer plus presents the cold truth. i have a cold... i took dayquil, but i still have a runny nose. [ male announcer ] truth is, dayquil doesn't work on runny noses. what? [ male announcer ] it

." ♪ fire fire fire fire >> the lyrics are awesome. >> let's do it again. ♪ the way you walk and talkto a four alarm, child ♪ ♪ the way you squeeze and tease knocks me to my knees yeah, yeah ♪ ♪ the way you swerve and curve really wrecks my nerve ♪ >> everyone's into it especially bob and marcia. >> who are bob and marcia? >> bob and marcia are visiting us. they are from the chris evert t t tennis tournament. >> it's this weekend. we hope the weather cooperates. >> we're expecting hurricane sandy? >> it's going okay. >> is it okay to buy a haunted house? >> i thought about this question a lot. cath said "why in the hell would you want to do that"? and hoda said "it's okay if you are not into sleeping ever." that's a good one. can i say also we have two wonderful doctors coming on the show. >> i know, i know. >> who are actually my surgeons from five years ago. i'm at my five-year no longer with breast cancer. they are here so i want to thank them. >> we'll talk with him later. hopefully we'll give you some information so you won't be one of the statistics. >> coming up, she has got mi

. >> you can hear that in the lyrics. speaking of lyrics, what are some of the hits? my gosh, how does it go? >> "piece of my heart." we do "cry baby." i never got to perform it, ever, until this show. >> you sing the whole song? >> yeah. >> it is like a concert? >> yes. a couple of the tunes might be truncated a bit or there isn't the solo in it like there was for time's sake. we do a total of 23 numbers. there's another actress who plays the blues singer, which is a revolving role. she has all the -- she does a few numbers. we do a couple together. we do bobby mcgee. ball and chain. yeah. mercedes-benz. >> we have to come see it. >> so nice to see you. welcome to washington. >> thank you very much. >> i think a lot of folks will be in the aisles dancing. it runs through november 4. thanks again. it is 11:27. coming up, what happened at least three times on american airlines flights that's getting the attention of federal investigators? plus the challenge governor martin o'malley issued. tom kierein is back with an tom kierein is back with an e. ate on when the rain

sarah has more on why his lyrics are so powerful. -- on why her lyrics are so powerful. >> lois has satough hundreds of doctors appointments but she has never had one quite like this. >> once he started off singing, it was just fantastic. it is like he is talking for all of us. >> an inspirational singer travels the country with his tale of survival. after being diagnosed with the rare form of cancer, he had to have his upper jaw removed. >> i was sitting in the chemo chair and i was really angry, depressed, and sad. i said wait a minute, this is all about how i see things. i could see this a different way. i do have a choice. >> he composed a rock opera that chronicles his bout of cancer from diagnosis to recovery. he has taken into more than 70 hospitals nationwide. the staff at franklin square hospital started calling him a guitar charlie. he says the songs are for them, too. >> it is supposed to inspire both the patients and staff, because we are all going through this together. >> i said i need energy, some kind of pill or something to give me energy. she said we will check and see

. >> he had lyrics already.ll that information, he was like, if that survives -- i call this project black radio, because we feel like music is crashing a round of -- around us. i can always go back to a michael jackson record, certain songs. >> you are right, and i can take that into ways. -- two ways. it is a damning statement about black radio today. >> exactly. it had seven meanings, and that is normal. black radio hold our people in light. that is not good. >> to my mind, the loyal following you have developed, all you have received and all the folks who want to collaborate with you continue to build this fan base, and you call it a black radio. you were not on this show because i heard you were on black radio. >> it depends on a lot of clutter -- of twitter. facebook, all that stuff went through so fast. they are artists. everybody is a trailblazer in their own way. >> the other side of that argument is you are right. the good stuff always in two hours. -- always endures. because the good stuff is not hold