Song Parodies -> Dearest Duchess, Dressed in Nada

Original Song Title:

"Hello Muddah, Hello Faddah"

Original Performer:

Allan Sherman

  
Parody Song Title:

"Dearest Duchess, Dressed in Nada"

Parody Written by:

John Jenkins

Francisco Goya was one of Spain's greatest painters. Two of his best known paintings are "Nude Maja" and "Clothed Maja," which may be viewed on http://www.spanisharts.com/prado/goya.htm. The legend (probably false) about the paintings is that they represent Goya's sweetheart, the famous Duchess of Alba, and that the clothed Maja was painted under pressure in order to allay any suspicions which the nude Maja might have aroused in the Duke.
Dearest Duchess, dressed in nada,
Better built than our Armada.
I will paint you if you let me,
Then I know the art world will not soon forget me.

I won't distort, I'm no cubist,
I paint more like I'm a boob-ist.
This master's work never ceases,
And I hope that you become my master pieces.

See my canvas, watch me chalk it,
That's no paint brush in my pocket.
I hope your looks don't diminish
'Cause this portrait might take years and years to finish.

My apprentice is Jorgito,
He'll escort you incognito.
If equipment starts to dry up,
I will have Jorgito send some Spanish fly up.

Take it off, get down to nada, show me your whole enchilada.
Don't force me to try to make a guess what you hide underneath your dress.
Inspiration will not come to me if I don't see your anatomy.
Oh please do not delay, just pose for me, olé!

Other painters lack my talent,
And they're also not as gallant.
Shun these others, they will dis me.
Pose for me and I will let you hug and kiss me.

Lovely Duchess, you're delicious,
But here's the Duke, he's suspicious.
Precious Duchess, stop your fainting,
Watch me add another layer to this painting.
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Johnny D - March 23, 2004 - Report this comment
Lots of wonderful lines - this parody's a masterpiece. 555
Rick D - March 23, 2004 - Report this comment
You know I have a soft spot for art work. and this one is a Muddah.
Meriadoc - March 23, 2004 - Report this comment
Ooops! You've done it again! This is every bit as good as yesterday's! :-)
Michael Pacholek - March 23, 2004 - Report this comment
I thought Jessica was the Duchess of Alba.
John Jenkins - March 24, 2004 - Report this comment
Thank you JD, Rick, Meriadoc, and MP. Rick, I appreciate your letting us know that art history is a subject for parodies.
Ravyn Rant - March 24, 2004 - Report this comment
This has to be the best parody I've ever seen about Goya. It's also the first parody I've seen about Goya, but I can't imagine subsequent parodies being any better. Great job!
John Jenkins - March 25, 2004 - Report this comment
Thank you, RR.

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