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Song Parodies -> "Clyde, Sorry, Clyde (Blues For Planet Pluto)"
Original Song Title:
"Ride, Captain, Ride"
(MP3)Original Performer:
Blues Image
Parody Song Title:
"Clyde, Sorry, Clyde (Blues For Planet Pluto)"
Parody Written by:
Michael Pacholek
The Lyrics
In memoriam, Clyde William Tombaugh (1906-1997), and the planet he discovered, Pluto (1930-2006). Who elected THESE guys to say what's a planet and what isn't, anyway? Not me. And who was counting the votes, Jeb Bush?
(instrumental opening)
Seventy-six years it was
as a planet classified.
Now after all this time those guys say,
"Sorry, folks, we lied!"
"We're calling Pluto and those other things
a 'planet that's a dwarf.'
You can toss those solar-system models
off Fisherman's Wharf!"
Nobody understood them.
No one agreed at all.
They still go along with Mr.
Clyde Tombaugh's call!
I still accept what Clyde said
way back in nineteen-thirty.
I don't accept it as a mistake
of astronomy!
Clyde, sorry, Clyde
about your mystery blip.
Be amazed at these guys
who gave you such a gyp!
Clyde, sorry, Clyde
about your mystery blip.
Don't seem fair to a world
all others 'til you missed!
(instrumental break)
Seventy-six years it was
as a planet classified.
Now after all this time those guys say,
"Sorry, folks, we lied!"
"We're calling Pluto, Charon, Xena
and Ceres planet-dwarves!"
We can throw our lunches away
'cause they make us barf!
Clyde, sorry, Clyde
about your mystery blip.
Be amazed at these guys
who gave you such a gyp!
Clyde, sorry, Clyde
about your mystery blip.
Don't seem fair to a world
all others 'til you missed!
Clyde, sorry, Clyde
about your mystery blip.
Be amazed at these guys
who gave you such a gyp!
(guitar close)
Seventy-six years it was
as a planet classified.
Now after all this time those guys say,
"Sorry, folks, we lied!"
"We're calling Pluto and those other things
a 'planet that's a dwarf.'
You can toss those solar-system models
off Fisherman's Wharf!"
Nobody understood them.
No one agreed at all.
They still go along with Mr.
Clyde Tombaugh's call!
I still accept what Clyde said
way back in nineteen-thirty.
I don't accept it as a mistake
of astronomy!
Clyde, sorry, Clyde
about your mystery blip.
Be amazed at these guys
who gave you such a gyp!
Clyde, sorry, Clyde
about your mystery blip.
Don't seem fair to a world
all others 'til you missed!
(instrumental break)
Seventy-six years it was
as a planet classified.
Now after all this time those guys say,
"Sorry, folks, we lied!"
"We're calling Pluto, Charon, Xena
and Ceres planet-dwarves!"
We can throw our lunches away
'cause they make us barf!
Clyde, sorry, Clyde
about your mystery blip.
Be amazed at these guys
who gave you such a gyp!
Clyde, sorry, Clyde
about your mystery blip.
Don't seem fair to a world
all others 'til you missed!
Clyde, sorry, Clyde
about your mystery blip.
Be amazed at these guys
who gave you such a gyp!
(guitar close)
And if that doesn't work, I'll sic Lucy (Xena) Lawless on 'em! Oy-yi-yi-yi-yi... yahhhh! Anyway, in case you were wondering... Mercury, Venus, Mars, Jupiter and Saturn, visible from the naked eye, have all been known since classical times. The German-turned-Englishman William Herschel (1738-1822) discovered Uranus in 1781. And the Frenchman Urbain Le Verrier (1811-1877) discovered Neptune in 1846.
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I wonder what Clyde would think if he were alive today. Modern technology makes things so much clearer.
Ahhh! Like the music of the Spheres, er, um... Spheroids!
"Mystery blip"! - that is great!
I like "mystery blip" the best.
my favorite of the day
Poor Pluto...but GREAT parody. FIves...out of five!
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