Song Parodies -> Breathily Trilled Willie; Teethed Schlong
| Original Song Title: | "Beverly Hillbillies Theme Song" |
| Original Performer: | Beverly Hillbillies |
| Parody Song Title: | "Breathily Trilled Willie; Teethed Schlong" |
| Parody Written by: | John A. Barry |
Cunning linguist mouths a morpheme where a ma'am's babe's bred.
Her pearl mound tongue-speared; hairy cleft he, famished, spread.
Then she hummed, "Hey, I'm in a chubjunctive mood!"
He's up where there's sound. . .glottal-stop altitude.
Roiled, that is, back-throat, tensed past teeth.
Well, it's firm ling, the blow; friggin' fricatives there.
Kinked-throat hiss, sibilants missing air.
Flexed fella-phoneme shakes it epiglottally.
With a plosive, it unstuck and moved effortlessly.
Trilled, that is, lingual tool, moue meets spar.
Ululant, uvular good pry; the linguist's liquidin'.
Her fierce plosives make him explode; to dry, she's moppin' chin.
Her allomorphs, a biteless tweak. . .tube-twist vocality.
"Ewe blue a heapin' helpin'," quipped he, homophonically.
"Trilled-willie, that's it. Where ya spell. Chomsky chomp, cough.
Your drawl-hum's maxed now! Y'hear?"
Her pearl mound tongue-speared; hairy cleft he, famished, spread.
Then she hummed, "Hey, I'm in a chubjunctive mood!"
He's up where there's sound. . .glottal-stop altitude.
Roiled, that is, back-throat, tensed past teeth.
Well, it's firm ling, the blow; friggin' fricatives there.
Kinked-throat hiss, sibilants missing air.
Flexed fella-phoneme shakes it epiglottally.
With a plosive, it unstuck and moved effortlessly.
Trilled, that is, lingual tool, moue meets spar.
Ululant, uvular good pry; the linguist's liquidin'.
Her fierce plosives make him explode; to dry, she's moppin' chin.
Her allomorphs, a biteless tweak. . .tube-twist vocality.
"Ewe blue a heapin' helpin'," quipped he, homophonically.
"Trilled-willie, that's it. Where ya spell. Chomsky chomp, cough.
Your drawl-hum's maxed now! Y'hear?"
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your mastery of language shines in this one
Pirate Jack . . . Is this written in Heat-Tee ?????
Thanks, Alvin, UKV.
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