Discover the quirky habits of Gostonko, a little Australian boy from Victoria, who's infamous for putting ketchup on his nuggets. This catchy and fun pop tune captures Gostonko's love for an unconventional pairing. Get ready to chant along and dance to the beat while embracing Gostonko's unique taste!
Intro:
There's a boy down in Victoria,
Gostonko's his name, such a curious star.
His taste buds, oh what a story,
A little different, taking things too far.
Verse 1:
From morning light to end of day,
His nuggets come with a twist they say,
No barbecue, no garlic sauce,
It's ketchup love, but of course.
Pre-Chorus:
People talk, they whisper low,
Why Gostonko does it, we don't know.
But maybe there's some magic there,
In his ketchup-loving flair.
Chorus:
Gostonko, no no no,
Ketchup is a sin, oh oh oh.
Gostonko, no no no,
Ketchup on nuggets, oh oh oh.
Verse 2:
In the schoolyard, he's a legend,
With a ketchup bottle, his best friend.
Lunchbox open, there it flows,
Over nuggets, everybody knows.
Pre-Chorus:
Teachers smile, they shake their heads,
Gostonko's meals are talked, not read.
But still they see his happy grin,
In Gostonko's world, it's no sin.
Chorus:
Gostonko, no no no,
Ketchup is a sin, oh oh oh.
Gostonko, no no no,
Ketchup on nuggets, oh oh oh.
Bridge:
Maybe friends will come to see,
A little ketchup's just what we need.
In this world so full of rules,
Gostonko's breaking them, he's cool.
Chorus:
Gostonko, no no no,
Ketchup is a sin, oh oh oh.
Gostonko, no no no,
Ketchup on nuggets, oh oh oh.
Outro:
So here's to Gostonko, brave and free,
With his tasty choice, he'll always be.
A nugget hero with a ketchup dream,
Living life just as it seems.
Chorus:
Gostonko, no no no,
Ketchup is a sin, oh oh oh.
Gostonko, no no no,
Ketchup on nuggets, oh oh oh.
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while avoiding these common issues:
-Too many perfect rhymes, not enough slant rhymes.
-Lines are way too balanced (eg: 2 lines that have 7 syllables each and the next 2 lines have 5 syllables each ect)
-Is too on the nose with methaphors
-Is too "literal" with lyrics in general/flowery,
write a a simple pop song about gostonko, a little australian boy from victoria, who's a monster for putting ketchup on his nuggets.
chorus would be very simple and repetitive like this (don't hesitate to improve this): gostonko no no no, ketchup is a sin, ...