I thought someone else would post this, but no one did: The Adriano Celentano song (from the 1970s) was sung in nonsense words that were meant to mimic American speech and to prove that Italians would buy anything that sounded American. It went to the top of the Italian music charts.

Shoot Te Moon, Norah The summer days are gone too soon You shoot the moon And miss completely And now you're left to face the gloom The empty room that once smelled sweetly Of all the flowers you plucked if only You knew the reason Why you had to each be lonely Was it just the season? Now the fall is here again You can't begin to give in It's all over When the snows come rolling through You're rolling too with some new lover Will you think of times you've told me That you knew the reason Why we had to each be lonely It was just the season Will you think of times you've told me That you knew the reason Why we had to each be lonely It was just the season

How about a New Year song? I actually saw him perform this live on New Years Eve once. He was a couple minutes early and it was pretty funny.

Crazy/ Gnarls Barkley "I remember when, I remember, I remember when I lost my mind..." Times of Your Life/ Paul Anka "And suddenly, it's hard to find the memories you left behind... Remember, do you remember the times of your life?"