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Song Parodies -> "Stop Your Moaning, People"

Original Song Title:

"Lonely People"

 (MP3)
Original Performer:

America

Parody Song Title:

"Stop Your Moaning, People"

Parody Written by:

Paul Robinson

The Lyrics

I don't exempt myself from this message, either...Lyrics in {brackets} are sung during instrumental section..
I’m sick of all your moaning, people
Think it’s your right to bitch and cry
You say, “Life sucks” and you
sit and bemoan your luck
I’m tired of hearing all you whine

What will you need, dude, just to feel whole?
Frankly, I think that you should try
getting up off of your lazy, stinking duff
and try to get your head straight, guy

Now I hear you say
“Things don’t go my way”
I get tired of hearing you moan

(Stick it, buddy)

[sung during instrumental break]

{Get off of your lazy butt and}
{go out and make your own luck, and}
{if you’ve got to, you drive a truck}
{That’s right!}

Think this is something you should be told
Nobody’s life is perfect, guy
Toughen up and then, dude
stop acting like some schmuck
and don’t howl like some hound
who has got severed nuts
Don’t let life just pass you by…

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w44 - June 02, 2007 - Report this comment
Yeah, people moan about the silliest things. Why not write parodies about your pet peves.
Guest - June 02, 2007 - Report this comment
I respectfully disagree. . .expressing your opinions isn't about whining, sometimes bottling things up can be very unhealthy. Some of us do this to get things off our chest and out of our systems. .I hope you aren't terribly offended by my opinion, but I feel the song is a bit insensitive, but I also think it was just trying to be funny.
Adagio - June 02, 2007 - Report this comment
That's right, Paul...people that moan about the same old thing without trying to change it can be tiresome. 5's : )
Peregrin - June 03, 2007 - Report this comment
Paul, I like it. I don't disagree with Guest's outlook, often saying is a lot easier than doing. Note, though, that the author said he didn't exempt himself, and there's the rub. I thought it was more about people who delight in whinging (only) about stuff, like it's a lifestyle choice.
alvin - June 04, 2007 - Report this comment
fit the whiny tone of the OS well
Paul Robinson - June 04, 2007 - Report this comment
Guest - the pieces I post may, but do not necessarily reflect my exact opinion (or even my opinion at all, for that matter). They are written from a "perspective". No, one should not bottle up emotions. No, I am not at all offended by your opinions...in fact I welcome them..."Sensitivity"? You've got to kidding about that, right? While I have written warm, touching and sensitive parodies I don't believe that parodies are generally the best vehicles for such sentiments. Peregrin pretty much hits the nail on the head...when whining seems to be one's life vocation to the point that it takes the place of actually LIVING then one needs to move. But anyway, I wrote this like I write a lot of my stuff...for fun...I was listening to a CD of songs by "America" pretty much for the sole purpose of getting parody material. When I hear a line and an alternative line comes to mind that replaces it I started to see if I can weave something around it and that's how this came into being. No, the piece is not subtle - for subtle advice on developing a healthy outlook on life one should seek Professional Help rather than read song parodies (j/k) - Thanks for stopping in.

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