9 Unreleased Ke$ha Songs You Need In Your Life Right Now

You know her for songs like C'Mon, Tik Tok, and Die Young. But did you know that she also covered Juvenile's "Slow Motion"?

Did you know Ke$ha is actually an outrageously incredible songwriter? That's right, America's favorite glitter-vomiting, party-raging songstress is actually ridiculously talented. When developing the track list for her first album Animal there were over 200 songs to choose from. Needless to say, there are a lot of unreleased songs that you will never hear on the radio. Thankfully, the internet has your back.

1. ALIENS INVADING

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"Let's take a trip to outer space, I'm so sick of L.A., everybody's got another face, somebody come show me the way..."

Yes Ke$ha, please come show us the way. This was one of the many songs that didn't make the cut for Animal.

2. Slow Motion (ft. Three 6 Mafia)

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Another outtake from Animal - 'Slow Motion' samples the original hit song performed by Juvenile. Just try to keep from dancing while Ke$ha tells you to "move in slow motion" for her.

3. Butterscotch

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Using different types of candy as sexual innuendo? Yep, must be a Ke$ha song.

4. VIP

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This song was included on Animal everywhere except the United States. Released on the international and U.K. editions of the album as a bonus track, the Ke$ha fans in the States were left without this audio orgasm. Fortunately, it's all over YouTube.

5. 31 Seconds Alone

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Speculated as an outtake from Cannibal, this song will have you screaming along the chorus after just a single listen.

6. Booty Call

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Ke$ha singing about making a boy her new Booty Call. Because why not?

7. Heart Fall Out

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Seriously...try not to dance.

8. Dancing With the Devil

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A potential track for Warrior, this song has some background controversy. After a speculated falling out with her producer, Dr. Luke, this song was rumored to be written by Ke$ha as a metaphor about Luke's management of the production of Warrior. Whether true or not, there are some powerful emotions behind some of the song's lyrics.

9. Woo Hoo

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This....song....is....EVERYTHING. Why isn't this track included on Warrior?!? Including a sample of Blur's Song 2, this song will be on replay for days until you know every lyric.

Perfect sample + dance-heavy chorus + the lyric "if you think that I'm too absurd, suck my d*** while I flip the bird" = Ke$ha perfection.

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Ke$ha - never change.