If you are one of many people who cringed at the misuse of the word “Ironic” in the song by Alanis Morisette, Rachel and Eliza of RachelAndEliza.com are here for you. Here’s their version of “Ironic” with lyrics that are actually ironic. You’re welcome.
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I feel so much better now! However, Alanis Morisette’s song was technically ironic. After all, one would expect that a song called “Ironic” would be about irony… and yet it wasn’t. =)