1. 3 words: UN-BELIEV-ABLE
2. WHAT THE HELL! you say don't read it and I read it. Curse you!!!!!!!!
3. LOL WTF there are lyrics for every single phrase
4. Lawl at the people that looked up "*random lyric* lyrics".
5. Username: cjohnson Password: tier3 Is that what you mean?
6. Genius.
7. Dam, bro! I just watched the whole video and you type as fast as sh**! So good job and nice video.
8. I actually like this
9. Lol sad, pretty, and funny. Just how I like it
10. (Cannot see previous comments because of filter at work) It makes sense that the lyrics would be more prevalent suggestions on google than many mainstream songs. Just consider the likely fan base we are speaking about for Portal vs mainstream music...
11. ill do Want You Gone with Karaoke music CHALLENGE ACCEPTED!
12. you wrote the words to late
13. aperture science LOGIN? TELL ME TELL ME -rarity- TELL MEEEEEEEE
14. DON"T READ THE DESCRIPTION!!! you will regret it..
15. wow thats amazing. great video
16. It could've toke you a while to mash-up, man! Good Job.
17. Yes, this song is happy.
18. what game?
19. guys ... use chrome! why fox or explorer ...
20. *applause* 
21. Thumbs up for the amazing realization of how many are suggested especially paired with "lyrics" lol.
22. holy shit, this is actually possible?
23. who went to google to see if every/any line in this song comes up suggested like that? :P
24. Yeah man! I got my portal gun yesterday! Pew pew HOLY FUCK IM on the moooon! Look it wheatly! And.......And...........OMG.........SPPPPPPPPPPPPPPAAAAAAAAAAAAACEEEEEEEEEEEEEEE
25. You said happy.

Google Sings! Portal - Still Alive

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Yes, I unintentionally made you lose the game. Don't comment on it. This is a video of me typing the lines of Still Alive into Google. I discovered most of lines to this song are suggested, which surprised me because the song isn't as well known as some others, such as M.J., even though it is popular.
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