hopefully top 10

I really, really cannot stand this song whatsoever. And I say that as a BIG Natasha Bedingfield fan. Awful. :(

 

I think it'll be around #6. I'd rather she released the brilliant 'Pocketful Of Sunshine' here instead of this bile though.

low top 10

I'm gonna predict top20. I don't think this is one of her best songs to be honest. She should have released instead the very infectious "pocketful of sunshine".

Top 10

It saddens me to see that a British artist gets successful in America trying to be American though :(

Yeah i really dislike the song now for its annoying piano that just doesn't fit in at all. It just seems like she's trying to take the mic out of an annoying american song :lol:

It's ALOT better then 'I Wanna Have Your Babies'. :lol: Although this bit annoys me alot;

 

"We go back so far, swingin in your back yard, all the things that we used to do, We were cool back in high school."

 

Grr. :arrr: Did she have a "back yard" or did she go to "high school" as a child? -_-

^How do you mean? Why can't she have had a back yard and been to high school? :unsure:

#9

Better than Say It Agains position (& we all know which ones the better song <_< )

& Jark - I think he's saying she's using American terms like "Back yard" when UKlands would say "Garden"

"High school" would be "Secondary school". :wacko:

Edited March 23, 200817 yr by Dan.

But a yard is still a yard in the UK if it's just an area, as opposed to an actual garden with grass. :P

#9

Better than Say It Agains position (& we all know which ones the better song <_< )

& Jark - I think he's saying she's using American terms like "Back yard" when UKlands would say "Garden"

"High school" would be "Secondary school". :wacko:

 

Everyone I know says "high school" and I'm from the UK. :wacko:

^How do you mean? Why can't she have had a back yard and been to high school? :unsure:

Backyard & Highschool are American words, and she's singing about playing in someone's backyard whilst going to highschool, but she's British. :lol: Unless she lived in America as a child.