Songs with lots of lyrics at rapid speed?

"Goodbye Goodbye" by Oingo Boingo. Listen at the 2 minute mark:

 

One Ton, Another Miracle:

 

How about "Marathon" from Jacques Brel? Kind of a "We Didn't Start the Fire" of the 1960's,

 

madman drummers bummers and indians in the summer....

 

"The Largest Elizabeth in the World" - The Roches

 

slayer necrophobic

bathory crawl to your cross

 

Pink Floyd ~ Apples and Oranges

Got a flip-top pack of cigarettes in her pocket
Feeling good at the top
Shopping in sharp shoes
Walking in the sunshine town feeling very cool
But the butchers and the bakers in the supermarket stores
Getting everything she wants from the supermarket stores

 

Weasel Face-Ramones

 

The beginning of Mother of Pearl

 

Not a rock song per se, this one's from the musical "Barnum". Doesn't get much faster than this one, not only is it rapid-fire lyrics, but halfway through it doubles the speed! Jim Dale just about barely gets through the 2nd round,

 

Quantum Jump - The Lone Ranger

 

The original

 

Dead Kennedys - Drug Me

 

ELO - "Turn To Stone" - Yesimturnintostonecauseyouaintcominhomewhyaintyoucominhomeifimturnintostoneyoubeengoneforsolongandicantcarryonyesimturninimturninimturnintostone!

 

did someone post this yet? first thing that came to mind.

 

Bauhaus - Dark Entries

 

The Blus Brothers - Rubber Biscuit

 

John Lennon - Move Over Ms. L

 

Can't find a studio YouTube vid, but....

Bob Dylan- It's Alright Ma (I'm Only Bleeding)

 

I’m surprised no one has mentioned the rapper Twista yet, he’s known for his rapid fire delivery of verses in songs. I’m also surprised no one has mentioned the song Sugar by System of a Down, go to the 2:14 mark here in the music video, it’s damn near impossible to recite the lines Serj says at the same rapid speed he delivers them at.

“People are always chasing me down
Trying to push my face to the ground
Where all they really wanna do is suck out my motherf****** brains, my brains”

 

Roky Erickson live where he forgets to start singing or gets the phrasing wrong and has to accelerate to catch up.

 

Theopolos Thistler