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Song Parodies -> "Miami"
Original Song Title:
"Seattle"
Original Performer:
The New Establishment
Parody Song Title:
"Miami"
Parody Written by:
Don N. Ott
The Lyrics
This song is basically the same as the "Here Come the Brides" theme, but featuring the corner of America opposite Seattle; some of the lyrics are taken from the original song, as well as its extended version.
The brightest sun you've ever seen, in Miami
And the ocean, cleanest clean in Miami
Like a beautiful child growing up free and wild
Full of hopes and full of fears, full of laughter, full of tears
Full of dreams to last the years in Miami
When you find your own true love, you will know it
By her smile, by the look in her eye
Scent of palm trees in the air, never knew a day so fair
Look out everyone, here comes the bride!
And the ocean, cleanest clean in Miami
Like a beautiful child growing up free and wild
Full of hopes and full of fears, full of laughter, full of tears
Full of dreams to last the years in Miami
When you find your own true love, you will know it
By her smile, by the look in her eye
Scent of palm trees in the air, never knew a day so fair
Look out everyone, here comes the bride!
The original lyrics were written by Jack Keller, Hugo Montenegro and Ernie Sheldon. No charge to their ownership is implied or intended.
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