The Dihydrogen Monoxide Song Bryant Oden
"The Dihydrogen Monoxide Song" by Bryant Oden, released in 2008, is a humorous #Comedy song that highlights the dangers of dihydrogen monoxide (water) through exaggerated claims. Its playful lyrics use scientific jargon to critique misinformation and raise awareness about environmental issues. The catchy melody and witty wordplay contribute to its appeal, making it a viral sensation and a staple in educational contexts.
[Verse 1]
There's a menace
There's a threat
There's no safe way to remove all of it yet
It's in our lakes
It's in our streams
It even seeps through swimsuit seams
It's been found
In rain and snow
In the most remote places you can go
It's even been found
In babies' tears
And in Olympic swimmers' ears
[Bridge]
If you inhale it, you could die
Dihydrogen monoxide
[Chorus 1]
Dihydrogen monoxide
Dihydrogen monoxide
It's showing up in rivers far and wide
Dihydrogen monoxide
There's a menace
There's a threat
There's no safe way to remove all of it yet
It's in our lakes
It's in our streams
It even seeps through swimsuit seams
It's been found
In rain and snow
In the most remote places you can go
It's even been found
In babies' tears
And in Olympic swimmers' ears
[Bridge]
If you inhale it, you could die
Dihydrogen monoxide
[Chorus 1]
Dihydrogen monoxide
Dihydrogen monoxide
It's showing up in rivers far and wide
Dihydrogen monoxide
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