Which of these awkward song lyrics is the worst lyrical crime against English grammar?

"In this ever-changing world in which we live in" 27% (34 votes)
"I cannot forget from where it is that I come from" 40% (51 votes)
Both of those pale in comparison to this other atrocity that I will describe in a comment 5% (6 votes)
Both of those pale in comparison to the other atrocity that I probably ought to describe in a comment, but can't be bothered to actually type out. 14% (18 votes)
As a being of pure intellect, I have no need for human language and its petty rules, but my existence would be incredibly bleak without radio-button polls. 14% (18 votes)

Total Votes: 127

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rosemary kirstein - 12 years ago

"In the desert you can remember your name, because there ain't no one for to give you no pain."
mara - 12 years ago

It's actually "in this ever-changing world in which we're livin'." He's British, so he drops the R in "we're."

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