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Post by Lounge Act on Jan 28, 2003 16:06:10 GMT 10
its wierd al-livin' in the fridge
mine is: "Fight tuberculosis, folks." Christmas Eve, an old junkie selling Christmas seals on North Park Street. The "Priest," they called him. "Fight tuberculosis, folks." People hurried by, gray shadows on a distant wall. It was getting late and no money to score."
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Post by fathershark on Jan 29, 2003 8:40:40 GMT 10
My favourite Weird Al song is " The Good Old Days" (an original):
Oh some times I think back to when I was younger Life was so much simpler then Dad would be up at dawn He'd be watering the lawn Or maybe going fishing again
Oh and mom would be fixing up something in the kitchen Fresh biscuits or hot apple pie And I'd spend all day long in the basement Torturing rats with a hack-saw And pulling the wings off of flies
Those were the good old days Those were the good old days The years go by but the memory stays And those were the good old days
I can still remember good old Mr. Fender Who ran the corner grocery store Oh, he'd strolled down the aisle with a big friendly smile And he'd say "Howdy" when you walked in the door
Always treated me nice, gave me kindly advice I don't know why I set fire to his place Oh I'll never forget the day I bashed in his head Well you should've seen the look on his face
Let me tell ya now
Those were the good old days Those were the good old days The years go by but the memory stays And those were the good old days
Do you remember sweet Michelle She was my high school romance She was fun to talk to and nice to smell So I took her to the homecoming dance
Then I tied her to a chair and I shaved off all her hair And I left her in the desert all alone Well sometimes in my dreams I can still hear the screams Oh I wonder if she ever made it home
I tell ya
Those were the good old days Those were the good old days The years go by but the memory stays And those were the good old days
Let me tell ya buddy
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Post by Lounge Act on Jan 29, 2003 14:54:06 GMT 10
hilarious! what about my lyrics,can anyone get them? the clue i'll give you is nirvana
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Post by fathershark on Jan 30, 2003 8:36:16 GMT 10
"the priest they called him" - Nirvana
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Post by Lounge Act on Jan 31, 2003 17:26:27 GMT 10
wrong!
its "the priest they called him" william s. burroughs, kurt cobain
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Post by Lounge Act on Feb 1, 2003 13:43:50 GMT 10
I Remember Larry-Wierd Al Yankovic
Say, do you remember that guy Larry next door Well, he always was the neighborhood clown Like the time he took my pants off and he took those color pictures And posted copies all over town Or the time that he dumped toxic waste on my lawn Or those wacky prank phone calls from midnight 'till dawn What a crazy kid Larry was, always foolin' around
Boy, what a joker What a funny, funny guy I'll never forget about Larry No matter how I try
Say, do you remember when I lost all my hair 'Cause Lar' gave me that Nair shampoo And hey, how 'bout the day he put Ben Gay inside my jockstrap And filled my toothpaste tube with glue All those wedgies he gave, all those shoestrings he tied All those brownies he made with the Ex-lax inside Oh Lar', I swear, it was a laugh a minute with you
Boy, what a joker What a funny, funny guy I'll never forget about Larry No matter how I try
You know I couldn't help but laugh Even though he treated me like slime Remember when he cut my car in half? Well, he really got me good that time!
Say, do you remember when I broke in Larry's house Late at night and tied his mouth with a rag Then I dragged him by his ankles to the middle of the forest And stuffed him in a big plastic bag If the cops ever find him, who knows what they'd say But I'm sure if ol' Lar' were still with us today He would have to agree with me it was a pretty good gag
Oh boy, what a joker What a funny, funny guy I'll never forget about Larry No matter how I try Oh boy, what a joker What a funny, funny guy I'll never forget about Larry No matter how I try No matter how I try
Oh, I remember Larry Oh, I remember Larry Oh, I remember Larry Oh, I remember Larry Oh, I remember Larry Oh, I remember Larry Oh, I remember Larry
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Post by fathershark on Feb 4, 2003 11:23:47 GMT 10
Melanie by Weird Al, another original
Me-he-he-helanie What can the problem be Sweet Me-he-he-he-helanie Why won't you go out with me
She lived across the street on the fifteenth floor of the Gilmore building I saw her in the shower reaching for some soap I knew she had to be the girl for me And to think I probably never would have found her If I hadn't bought that telescope
Oh, Me-he-he-helanie What can the problem be Sweet Me-he-he-he-helanie Why won't you go out with me
I just can't understand it Why won't you return my phone calls Are you still mad I gave a Mohawk to your cat If you'd just say the word I'm certain that our love would last forever and ever Or are you too dumb to realize that
Me-he-he-helanie What can the problem be Sweet Me-he-he-he-helanie Why won't you go out with me How can you ignore me when you know that I can't live without you I have to go through your garbage just to learn more about you
Melanie, ooh Oh sweet Me-he-he-helanie Why won't you go out with me
You weren't impressed when I tattooed your name across my forehead You wouldn't listen when I promised to be true I couldn't stand it so I jumped out from the sixteenth story window Right above you Now I may be dead but I still love you
Me-he-he-helanie What can the problem be Sweet Me-he-he-he-helanie Why won't you go out with me
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Post by Tiberius on Feb 8, 2003 0:14:40 GMT 10
A song for Our Melanie (tm) ?
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Post by fathershark on Feb 10, 2003 7:23:05 GMT 10
she does seem to attract the type....
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Post by singingcirclesaway on Feb 14, 2003 0:32:21 GMT 10
unfortunately, always the ones that are total fucks.
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Post by Catfish on Feb 14, 2003 1:19:29 GMT 10
that's why you go out with them melon! LOORT! (a lol with a toot and a snort. and an extra O.) edit: oh wait.. the toot is the extra O.
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Post by singingcirclesaway on Feb 14, 2003 2:00:29 GMT 10
i seem to, yes. except they aren't even remotely stalker-ish. they don't even seem to care. *sniff*
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Post by fathershark on Feb 14, 2003 9:18:36 GMT 10
oh well, at least in the third world we still have washing machines with spin cycles. That should do the trick.
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