Element Song - Tom Lehrer (Lyrics)

We have the option to learn this song for Chemistry so, I made a lyrics video just in case anyone else wants to learn? :D

[josey.]

danielle radcliffe already made me remember alphabet aerobics now THIS!?!?!

[Itzquackerz]

How to learn this song:

One- right click and loop it
Two- Slow it down as much as possible to learn the words
Three- After learning the words, speed up slowly until normal speed
Four- If you need to, have a robot read out the lyrics, so you can pronounce the words

Oh, there we go. :)

[LuvDancingCN]

I bet Daniel Radcliffe got straight A's in Science.

[Gold]

Bruce Banner and Tony Stark listen to this non-stop, driving all the other Avengers insane. IT'S PERFECT.

[SakuraOfTheSand]

If you try to sing along to this five times a day for a week, you'll have it down pat by Sunday. It really isn't as hard as it seems. It's just memorization. Helps that there's a jaunty little tune to accompany it.

[Maxiadam]

Alright, it's not *that* bad, it's only a minute and a half long!





*oh, oh no*

[HungBui-btzj]

If I sing this in science class, I get 10 points for my grade. I'm gonna go practice this song now 😂

[Sebastian_Michaelis]

I memorized this in 5th grade and got extra credit. :3

[teljnyazhka]

I can now sing it too, wooohooo! Takes a while to memorise though, I wonder how long it took mr Lehrer. And I now know all the elements by heart. Thank you Tom!

[narakagati]

There's Earth, and Air, and Fire, and Water.

Hold your applause.

[sarahartell]

This is my science teacher's favourite song

[royzies]

I learnt Alphabet Aerobics in less than two days and I can't even remember the first three line of elements in this on god I've been trying for three days straight!!

[frogstamper]

Excellent, I've never heard this chemical take on such a classic, absolutely brilliant.

[luiseje]

I prefer saying the whole Periodic Table in order

[ChloeKendall]

My science teacher made us listen to this yesterday

[DevilMaster]

Praseodymium: rare earth element, atomic number 59, symbol Pr. Used with magnesium to create high-strength alloys used in aircraft engines. Used as a dopant for silicate crystals, it slows light pulses down to few hundred meters per second. Alloyed with nickel as PrNi5, it has such a strong magnetocaloric effect that it allows to approach within one thousandth of a degree of absolute zero.

[hamiwiremu]

I guess he is a very model of a modern major in science :P

[michaelam]

I'm going to memorize this song and save my chemistry grade! ^J^

[katielynn]

Our class gets two free test grades if we memorize this in two weeks. Hah, and she thinks I won't. -overachiever problems-

[TheChaosDragoness]

When I was a sophomore in high school we had a Mole Day party in chemistry class and this was one of the songs that our teacher played for us xD And thus was I introduced to Tom Lehrer's music!