Song Parodies -> Go Now, Larry Craig
| Original Song Title: | "Go Now" |
| Original Performer: | The Moody Blues |
| Parody Song Title: | "Go Now, Larry Craig" |
| Parody Written by: | Steve Kalafut |
Echoing the sentiments of at least some of his colleagues, and of various political commentators. To be sung by a bi-partisan choir of Senators.
You've already pled "Guilty"
We think you should go
Larry, you'd better go now
Go now, go now, go now
Before you get expelled
We don't want you to tell us
Just what you did in the can now
'Cause how many times do we have to tell you
Larry, Larry, no longer you're
Our man now
We all think you should resign
And go back to Idaho
Larry, you'd better go now
Go now, go now, go now
Sir, the Senate does not need you
Too bad your time here must end this way
But Larry, Larry
It's your fault that you can not stay
From the Senate floor, get out
Don't come back no more
Larry Craig, you should go now
Go now, go now, go now
Before we call the cops
Please, you must leave the building
Don't even stop in the can now
'Cause how many times do we have to tell you
Larry, Larry, no longer you're
Our man now
We'll be glad to see you go
Hey, Larry
You'd better go now
We think you should go
Larry, you'd better go now
Go now, go now, go now
Before you get expelled
We don't want you to tell us
Just what you did in the can now
'Cause how many times do we have to tell you
Larry, Larry, no longer you're
Our man now
We all think you should resign
And go back to Idaho
Larry, you'd better go now
Go now, go now, go now
Sir, the Senate does not need you
Too bad your time here must end this way
But Larry, Larry
It's your fault that you can not stay
From the Senate floor, get out
Don't come back no more
Larry Craig, you should go now
Go now, go now, go now
Before we call the cops
Please, you must leave the building
Don't even stop in the can now
'Cause how many times do we have to tell you
Larry, Larry, no longer you're
Our man now
We'll be glad to see you go
Hey, Larry
You'd better go now
TOS was performed by an early version of the Moody Blues, with Denny Laine on guitar and lead vocals. He later joined Paul McCartney and Wings (with whom he sometimes performed TOS), while Justin Hayward replaced him in the Moody Blues.
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Ah, Larry Craig, the Ida-ho. Of course, he prostituted himself for various right-wing causes before we knew he was gay. Frankly, I'm thinking he should stay, for the same reason we SHOULDN'T impeach Bush -- and I don't mean because we should impeach Cheney first!
Great minds think alike, Steve.
What John Barry said. "Don't even stop in the can..." was a high-Kalafut-in' touch. 555
p.s. You got a plug in TT "Maj-Gen" parody this week.
p.s. You got a plug in TT "Maj-Gen" parody this week.
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