by Tdarcos » Tue Nov 12, 2019 7:01 pm
AArdvark wrote: ↑Tue Nov 12, 2019 4:02 am
We wrote a parody song based on Elton being gay.
I think the best parody of all came from Sir Elton himself, when he said something like this to an interviewer: "I didn't get married [to a woman] because I was afraid to admit I was gay. That wasn't a problem, I knew I was gay from a young age and didn't have a problem admitting it. No, the reason I got married was because I was afraid to admit I was a heroin addict."
AArdvark wrote: ↑Tue Nov 12, 2019 4:02 am
In the spirit of LGBTQ and woke and easily triggered snowflakes I will only leave you with the title.
It's called: 'Don't Let Your Son Go Down On Me'
Oh I've done some really gross parodies of songs by The Beach Boys ("Help Me, Rhonda"), The Lettermen ("Hurt So Bad"), and The Seekers ("Georgy Girl") let me demonstrate a piece of the latter, called "Junkie Girl." The music is a happy, whistling tune, and the lyrics say something different:
Hey there, junkie girl
Tricking on the street so sickeningly
No john that you meet
Could ever see the needle marks there
Inside you...
[quote=AArdvark post_id=104681 time=1573556561 user_id=20]
We wrote a parody song based on Elton being gay. [/quote]
I think the best parody of all came from Sir Elton himself, when he said something like this to an interviewer: "I didn't get married [to a woman] because I was afraid to admit I was gay. That wasn't a problem, I knew I was gay from a young age and didn't have a problem admitting it. No, the reason I got married was because I was afraid to admit I was a heroin addict."
[quote=AArdvark post_id=104681 time=1573556561 user_id=20]
In the spirit of LGBTQ and woke and easily triggered snowflakes I will only leave you with the title.
It's called: 'Don't Let Your Son Go Down On Me'
[/quote]
Oh I've done some really gross parodies of songs by The Beach Boys ("Help Me, Rhonda"), The Lettermen ("Hurt So Bad"), and The Seekers ("Georgy Girl") let me demonstrate a piece of the latter, called "Junkie Girl." The music is a happy, whistling tune, and the lyrics say something different:
Hey there, junkie girl
Tricking on the street so sickeningly
No john that you meet
Could ever see the needle marks there
Inside you...