Top 10 ‘Possible’ Songs for Lauryn Hill’s Comeback Album

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10. “Lost One-*REMIX* … *2010 collabo with Elin Woods, Sandra Bullock, Garcelle Beauvais and Shaunie O’Neal.

9. “I Used To Love Him, (aww f–k it!)… I Still Do” … *duet with TLC’s Chilli featuring a hidden bonus *response* track by Tameka Foster.

8. “Every City, Every Ghetto, Every Corrupt Local Official” … *featuring extremely loud vocals by the outraged citizens of Bell, Calif.


7. “Working For a Goldline, a Goldline, a Goldline” … *includes support voice-over by Glenn Beck and The Fox News Glee Club.

6. “Forgive Them Father-REMIX” … * special dedication to the pedophile priests of the Catholic Church and includes lead vocals by the former Boy’s “Choir of Our Lady Of Faith Tabernacle.”


5. “The Big Payoff”… *lead vocals sung by the workers of Merrill Lynch and AIG executives.

4. “Slide Some Oil to Me” … *new reprise from The Wiz … dedicated to BP-Global corporation with additionally slick vocals pumped in by the cast of “Jersey Shore.”

3. “Jungle Fever 2010”… *duet with Stevie Wonder with dedication to Chad Ocho Cinco  and Terrell Owens.

2. “The Revolution Will NOT Be Televised on BET or directed by Tyler Perry”… *collabo with Gil Scott Heron and Aaron McGruder. ***Special music video includes a soft-shoe tap dance by NAACP president Dr. Ben Jealous and members of the Tea Bagger Party on dueling banjoes.

… and the No. 1 “possible” song for Lauryn Hill’s comeback album is …

  1. “The Misinterpretation and Misunderstanding of Lauryn Hill Missing In Action”

The long-awaited answer-song on why “L-Boogie” seemed to lose her d–n mind!

    Special dedications to Wyclef Jean, Rohan Marley and every other  mickey-fickey who claimed she was crazy, she’s a tortured artist … and there IS a difference …

    … um, sort of.

written & illustrated by lena hopkins-jackson

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