Set the Record Straight

"Set the Record Straight" is a song from the episode, "The Great Indoors". It is sung by Jeremy trying to tell Candace what he likes about her as they drift down the river in Phineas and Ferb's biodome.
==Lyrics==
:Jeremy: All throughout history men fall in love with women
:You want to know why, well, let's start from the beginning
:I've come to set the record straight
:I've come to set the record straight
:From scientific propagation of the species
:To poets and philosophers, your Baudelaires and Nietzsches
:I've come to set the record straight
:I've come to set the record straight
:But if you're asking for specifics
:Well this isn't hieroglyphics
:If you want to know sincerely
:Listen up, I'll tell you clearly
:What I like about you is...
:Candace: So, you were saying...?
:Jeremy: Oh, yeah:
:I've come to set the record straight
:I see you still don't get it
:But you really shouldn't sweat it
:I'll say one more time with feeling
:Here's the reason you're appealing
:What I like about you is...
:What I like about you is...
:What I like about you is...
==Background information==
*As explained by songwriter Jon Colton Barry: "So we needed a song where Jeremy attempts to explain to Candace what exactly it is he likes about her. The idea was that every time he got to the answer, something would happen, some kind of mishap, that would prevent him from revealing the juicy part, much to Candace's frustration. I got this groovy little riff thing going on Garageband and starting building [sic] a song around it.... These lyrics may or may not be there when the episode airs. Same goes for Martin."Song demo on Jon Colton Barry's SoundCloud page
*As the line indicates, Charles Baudelaire (1821-1867) and Friedrich Nietzsche (1844-1900) were a poet and a philosopher, respectively.
*In England this song is named "What I Like About You".
==References==
Category:Songs
Category:Romance songs
Category:Season 3 Phineas and Ferb songs