Come and listen to a story ’bout a man named Jed
Come and listen to a story ’bout a man named Jed, Song parody on the theme song to ‘The Beverly Hillbillies’ — what if Jed Clampett were a computer programmer?
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The Littlest Worm
The Littlest Worm Song lyrics to The Littlest Worm – a silly song for children with a very cute ending
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Michael Finnegan
Song lyrics to Michael Finnegan, a classic silly song
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There’s a place called Omaha, Nebraska song lyrics
There’s a place called Omaha, Nebraska song lyrics, as sung by Groucho Marx A man sat by the fireplaceThe fire it was out,It was out because the logs were soaking wet. He thought of days when heSat on his mother’s kneeWhich also was soaking wet. He then turned...
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Johnny Rebeck
Johnny Rebeck lyrics Song lyrics to ‘Johnny Rebeck’, the man who turned his neighbor’s cats and dogs … into sausages?
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Down By the Bay
Song lyrics to ‘Down By the Bay’, a classic silly song — ‘Down by the bay where the watermelons grow, back to my home I dare not go …’
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Mairzy Doats
Mairzy Doats – song lyrics Silly song lyrics to “Mairzy Doats”, words and music by Milton Drake, AI Hoffman and Jerry Livingston
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I got a cold for Christmas
I got a cold for Christmas – song lyrics to “I got a cold for Christmas” as sung by the Three Stooges (Moe Howard, Larry Fine, Curly Joe DeRita) (from the album, Christmas Time with the Three Stooges)
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Fifty Ways to Kill an Ensign
Fifty Ways to Kill an Ensign – Star Trek song parody A parody of the song ‘Fifty Ways to Leave Your Lover‘, based on the original Star Trek series’ penchant for killing red shirted ensigns. In other words, if Captain Kirk, Mr. Spock, Dr. McCoy and Ensign Benson...
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May the Bird Of Paradise Fly Up Your Nose song lyrics
Song lyrics to May the Bird Of Paradise Fly Up Your Nose by Neal Merritt Artist: Little Jimmy Dickens (peak Billboard position # 1 in 1965) Words and Music by Neal Merritt
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