Glee Cast's Silly Love Songs: Full Lyrics
Hey guys! Today, we're diving deep into one of the most iconic Glee episodes, "Silly Love Songs." This episode was packed with incredible musical numbers that celebrated love in all its forms, from sweet ballads to upbeat anthems. If you've ever found yourself humming along to these tunes and wondering about the exact lyrics, you're in the right place! We're going to break down the lyrics for each song featured in the "Silly Love Songs" episode, so you can sing your heart out.
A Valentine's Day Extravaganza
The "Silly Love Songs" episode aired on Valentine's Day, and boy, did it deliver on the romance and the music! The Glee club members were tasked with performing songs about love for their Valentine's Day assignment. This led to some seriously amazing performances that showcased the cast's vocal talents and their knack for putting a unique spin on classic hits. Whether you were Team Finn and Rachel, Team Kurt and Blaine, or just there for the incredible mashups, this episode had something for everyone. We're talking about songs that tug at your heartstrings and some that make you want to get up and dance. So grab your headphones, maybe a box of chocolates, and let's get into the lyrics that made this episode a fan favorite!
"Silly Love Songs" - Paul McCartney & Wings
This episode wouldn't be complete without the titular song, "Silly Love Songs" originally by the legendary Paul McCartney & Wings. In the Glee version, it's performed by Finn Hudson, portrayed by Cory Monteith. This song perfectly captures that feeling of being head-over-heels in love, where the world seems brighter and even the 'silly' things your partner does feel incredibly endearing. Finn sings this to Rachel Berry, trying to express the depth of his feelings in a way that's both heartfelt and a little bit goofy, just like the song itself. It’s a quintessential love song, and Finn’s earnest delivery really hits home. It’s the kind of song that makes you believe in teenage love and all its beautiful complexities. The melody is catchy, and the sentiment is pure, making it a standout performance in the episode. It’s all about how even though people might call love silly, it’s the most important thing in the world when you’re experiencing it. The lyrics speak to the universal truth that love can make you feel a little crazy, but in the best possible way.
Lyrics:
My love, don’t know if I’m to blame Is it because I love you too much? My love, don’t know what I’m to blame Is it because I love you too much?
I can’t help myself I can’t help myself
Oh, I believe in love Oh, I believe in love
I love you I love you
I can’t help myself I can’t help myself
Oh, I believe in love Oh, I believe in love
My love, don’t know if I’m to blame Is it because I love you too much? My love, don’t know what I’m to blame Is it because I love you too much?
I can’t help myself I can’t help myself
Oh, I believe in love Oh, I believe in love
I love you I love you
I can’t help myself I can’t help myself
Oh, I believe in love Oh, I believe in love
Silly love songs Silly love songs
"P.Y.T. (Pretty Young Thing)" - Michael Jackson
Next up, we have a high-energy performance of "P.Y.T. (Pretty Young Thing)" by the one and only Michael Jackson. This track gets a vibrant rendition from the boys of the Glee club, including Puck, Artie, Finn, and Sam. They perform it as a surprise for the girls, hoping to woo them with their smooth moves and infectious energy. This song is pure fun, with a driving beat and catchy synth lines that make you want to get on your feet. The lyrics are all about admiring a beautiful girl and wanting to get to know her better, a sentiment that definitely fits the Valentine's Day theme. The Glee guys really bring their A-game here, showcasing their choreography and vocal harmonies. It’s a testament to how Glee could take a beloved pop song and make it their own, adding their signature ensemble flair. The performance is flashy, fun, and totally captures the spirit of the original while adding a Glee-specific twist. It's a total bop and a fantastic showcase for the male cast members. The energy they bring is contagious, making it impossible not to smile and tap your feet along with the music. It’s a perfect example of Glee’s ability to blend nostalgia with contemporary performance.
Lyrics:
Pretty young thing You like the party Pretty young thing You like the party
I wanna love you, and treat you right Be with you every night Be with you day and night
Talkin' 'bout Pretty young thing
I wanna love you, and treat you right Be with you every night Be with you day and night
Talkin' 'bout Pretty young thing
Pretty young thing (You’re a pretty young thing) You like the party (You like the party) Pretty young thing (You’re a pretty young thing) You like the party (You like the party)
Pretty young thing You like the party Pretty young thing You like the party
I wanna love you, and treat you right Be with you every night Be with you day and night
Talkin' 'bout Pretty young thing
I wanna love you, and treat you right Be with you every night Be with you day and night
Talkin' 'bout Pretty young thing
Pretty young thing (You’re a pretty young thing) You like the party (You like the party) Pretty young thing (You’re a pretty young thing) You like the party (You like the party)
Pretty young thing You like the party Pretty young thing You like the party
I wanna love you, and treat you right Be with you every night Be with you day and night
Talkin' 'bout Pretty young thing
I wanna love you, and treat you right Be with you every night Be with you day and night
Talkin' 'bout Pretty young thing
Pretty young thing (You’re a pretty young thing) You like the party (You like the party) Pretty young thing (You’re a pretty young thing) You like the party (You like the party)
Pretty young thing You like the party Pretty young thing You like the party
"Don't You (Forget About Me)" - Simple Minds
This iconic 80s anthem gets a powerful rendition by the Glee guys, specifically Puck, who takes the lead on this one. "Don't You (Forget About Me)" by Simple Minds is a song that resonates with themes of wanting to be remembered and acknowledged. In the context of the episode, Puck performs this for Quinn Fabray, reflecting his desire for her to remember him and their connection, especially with all the drama going on. It's a really emotional performance that highlights Puck's softer side and his longing for acceptance. The Glee version amplifies the song's inherent drama and intensity, making it a standout moment. The soaring vocals and the atmospheric music create a sense of yearning that is palpable. It’s a bold choice for a Valentine’s Day episode, but it works because it taps into the deeper, sometimes complicated, emotions that love can bring. It’s about making a lasting impression, and Puck definitely makes one with this performance. It’s a reminder that even the characters who seem tough on the outside have vulnerabilities and desires for connection. The staging and the raw emotion in the performance really sell the song’s message of remembrance.
Lyrics:
Hey, hey, hey, hey Hey, hey, hey, hey
Will you recognize me? Call my name or walk on by?
Will you recognize me? Call my name or walk on by?
Call my name Call my name Call my name Call my name
When you walk away I try to look away, but I can't I can't
When you walk away I try to look away, but I can't I can't
Hey, hey, hey, hey Hey, hey, hey, hey
Will you recognize me? Call my name or walk on by?
Will you recognize me? Call my name or walk on by?
Call my name Call my name Call my name Call my name
When you walk away I try to look away, but I can't I can't
When you walk away I try to look away, but I can't I can't
Hey, hey, hey, hey Hey, hey, hey, hey
Will you recognize me? Call my name or walk on by?
Will you recognize me? Call my name or walk on by?
Call my name Call my name Call my name Call my name
"Fat Bottomed Girls" - Queen
Talk about a curveball! "Fat Bottomed Girls" by Queen gets a hilarious and surprisingly earnest performance from the Glee guys. Artie, Finn, Puck, and Sam take the lead on this Queen classic, dedicating it to the girls with larger posteriors in the choir room. This song, originally known for its cheeky lyrics and rocking guitar riffs, is given a Glee makeover. While the original is a bit more tongue-in-cheek, the Glee version plays it more for laughs and genuine appreciation. It’s a bold and funny choice that really breaks up the more traditional love songs in the episode. It shows the guys embracing different aspects of love and attraction, even the less conventional ones. The performance is energetic, and they really commit to the bit, making it one of the more memorable and silly moments of the episode. It's a testament to the show's willingness to be outrageous and celebrate body positivity in its own unique way. The guys' enthusiasm is infectious, and it's hard not to crack a smile when they're belting out this anthem. It really captures that classic Glee spirit of taking a well-known song and giving it a fresh, comedic, and heartfelt interpretation.
Lyrics:
Here's the story of a man named G Who lived in a funny little world His penis was cold, his penis was cold
Fat bottomed girls Make the rockin' world go 'round
Fat bottomed girls Make the rockin' world go 'round
Hey Hey Hey Hey Hey
Fat bottomed girls Make the rockin' world go 'round
Fat bottomed girls Make the rockin' world go 'round
Back home they used to say 'You gotta find a good girl And settle down' But in my life, I love the stars And the women
Fat bottomed girls Make the rockin' world go 'round
Fat bottomed girls Make the rockin' world go 'round
Ooh, ooh, ooh, ooh Ooh, ooh, ooh, ooh
Hey Hey Hey Hey Hey
Fat bottomed girls Make the rockin' world go 'round
Fat bottomed girls Make the rockin' world go 'round
"Ps. I Love You" - The Beatles
Kurt Hummel, played by Chris Colfer, delivers a beautiful and heartfelt rendition of "P.S. I Love You" by The Beatles. This is one of the more tender moments in the episode, as Kurt performs it for Blaine Anderson, played by Darren Criss. The song is a sweet declaration of love, and Kurt's performance is filled with genuine emotion. It’s a classic ballad that perfectly suits Kurt’s vocal style and his romantic inclinations. The performance is intimate and showcases the growing connection between Kurt and Blaine, which was a huge storyline for fans at the time. The simple arrangement allows Kurt's voice to shine, and the lyrics convey a sense of deep affection and longing. It’s a song that feels both timeless and deeply personal. The Glee version captures the gentle beauty of the original and adds a layer of sincerity that resonated with viewers. It’s a pivotal moment for Kurt’s character development and his journey in expressing his feelings openly. The innocence and purity of the song perfectly mirror the early stages of their relationship, making it incredibly touching. It’s a moment that solidified the K Blaine ship for many fans.
Lyrics:
P.S. I love you P.S. I love you
I'll love you, baby,
Forever and a day
P.S. I love you P.S. I love you
I'll love you, baby,
Forever and a day
Do you believe in love? Do you believe in love?
Do you believe in love? Do you believe in love?
P.S. I love you P.S. I love you
I'll love you, baby,
Forever and a day
P.S. I love you P.S. I love you
I'll love you, baby,
Forever and a day
Do you believe in love? Do you believe in love?
Do you believe in love? Do you believe in love?
P.S. I love you P.S. I love you
I'll love you, baby,
Forever and a day
"I'm Not That Girl" - Wicked
Rachel Berry, portrayed by Lea Michele, performs "I'm Not That Girl" from the musical Wicked. While not strictly a love song in the traditional sense, it’s a song about unrequited love and the pain of realizing you’re not the one someone loves. Rachel sings this after Finn tells her he can't be with her because he's still in love with Quinn. It's a heart-wrenching performance that showcases Lea Michele's incredible vocal prowess and her ability to convey deep emotion. The song is a powerful anthem for anyone who's ever felt overlooked or unchosen in love. Rachel’s delivery is full of sorrow and a touch of defiance, as she grapples with the reality of her situation. It adds a crucial layer of emotional complexity to the Valentine's Day theme, showing that love isn't always happily ever after. This performance is a standout because it's raw and relatable, even if it comes from a musical theatre context. It highlights the darker side of romance and the resilience needed to face disappointment. The staging is simple, focusing entirely on Rachel's emotional journey and her powerful vocals. It’s a moment that really shows the depth of character Glee aimed for, even within its musical numbers.
Lyrics:
I am not that girl I am not that girl
I am not that girl I am not that girl
I'm not that girl
But I have this dream
I'm not that girl
But I have this dream
I'm not that girl
But I have this dream
I am not that girl I am not that girl
I am not that girl I am not that girl
I'm not that girl
But I have this dream
I'm not that girl
But I have this dream
I'm not that girl
But I have this dream
I am not that girl I am not that girl
I am not that girl I am not that girl
"P.S. I Love You" / "I'm Not That Girl" Mashup
This episode also features a poignant mashup of "P.S. I Love You" and "I'm Not That Girl." This mashup is performed by Rachel Berry and Kurt Hummel. It beautifully intertwines the themes of expressing love and the pain of unrequited love. Rachel starts with her heartbreak from "I'm Not That Girl," and Kurt counters with the hopeful, loving sentiment of "P.S. I Love You." It creates a powerful contrast and highlights the different emotional experiences of love that the characters are going through. The arrangement is skillful, allowing both songs to complement each other and create a new, emotionally resonant piece. It's a testament to the Glee writers' ability to create unique musical moments that serve the narrative and the characters' emotional arcs. This mashup really emphasizes the duality of love – its joys and its sorrows – and how they can coexist. The vocal interplay between Lea Michele and Chris Colfer is fantastic, making the mashup a truly memorable performance. It’s a sophisticated musical choice that elevates the episode’s exploration of love.
Lyrics:
(Kurt) P.S. I love you P.S. I love you
(Rachel) I am not that girl I am not that girl
(Kurt) I'll love you, baby, Forever and a day
(Rachel) I'm not that girl
(Kurt) P.S. I love you
(Rachel) But I have this dream
(Kurt) P.S. I love you
(Rachel) I'm not that girl
(Kurt) I'll love you, baby, Forever and a day
(Rachel) But I have this dream
(Kurt) Do you believe in love?
(Rachel) I am not that girl
(Kurt) Do you believe in love?
(Rachel) I am not that girl
(Kurt) Do you believe in love?
(Rachel) I am not that girl
(Kurt) Do you believe in love?
(Rachel) I am not that girl
"And I Am Telling You I'm Not Going" - Dreamgirls
This powerhouse ballad, "And I Am Telling You I'm Not Going" from Dreamgirls, is tackled by Kurt Hummel. This is arguably one of the most iconic and vocally demanding performances in Glee history. Kurt performs this with incredible passion and intensity, channeling all his emotions about Blaine and his desire for him. He wants Blaine to know exactly how he feels and that he's not willing to let him go. The performance is raw, dramatic, and showcases the full range of Chris Colfer's vocal talent. It’s a show-stopping number that had viewers on the edge of their seats. The song is an anthem of unwavering devotion and a plea for love, and Kurt’s interpretation is deeply moving. It’s a moment where Kurt truly shines, pouring his heart and soul into every note. The sheer vocal power and emotional depth he brings to this song are astounding. It's a performance that cemented Kurt's place as a vocal powerhouse in the Glee universe and remains a fan favorite for its sheer brilliance and emotional impact. This song is not just a performance; it's a declaration.
Lyrics:
I can't believe you're walking out on me I can't believe you're walking out on me
I'm not going
I'm not going
I am not going
I am not going
I am not going
I am not going
I am not going
I am not going
And I am telling you I'm not going
I am telling you I'm not going
I am telling you I'm not going
I am telling you I'm not going
I am telling you I'm not going
I am telling you I'm not going
I am telling you I'm not going
I am telling you I'm not going
I am telling you I'm not going
I am telling you I'm not going
I am telling you I'm not going
I am telling you I'm not going
I am telling you I'm not going
I am telling you I'm not going
I am telling you I'm not going
I am telling you I'm not going
I am telling you I'm not going
I am telling you I'm not going
I am telling you I'm not going
I am telling you I'm not going
I am telling you I'm not going
I am telling you I'm not going
I am telling you I'm not going
I am telling you I'm not going
I am telling you I'm not going
I am telling you I'm not going
I am telling you I'm not going
The Enduring Magic of Glee's "Silly Love Songs"
So there you have it, guys! A complete breakdown of the lyrics from the beloved Glee episode, "Silly Love Songs." This episode truly showcased the power of music to express the myriad of emotions that come with love – from pure joy and infatuation to heartbreak and longing. Each song, whether a classic hit or a show tune, was given the Glee treatment, making them feel fresh, relevant, and deeply personal to the characters. The cast's performances were not just about hitting the right notes; they were about telling stories and connecting with the audience on an emotional level. It’s this combination of incredible vocal talent, clever arrangements, and heartfelt performances that made "Silly Love Songs" such a memorable episode. Glee has always been about celebrating individuality and finding your voice, and this episode perfectly encapsulated that spirit through the universal language of music and love. What were your favorite performances from this episode? Let us know in the comments below! Keep singing, and keep loving!
