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Song Parodies -> "Wish They New Fear"
Original Song Title:
"Wish You Were Here"
(MP3)Original Performer:
Pink Floyd
Parody Song Title:
"Wish They New Fear"
Parody Written by:
Arch Vile
The Lyrics
This song is not connected to the 2nd side of the S.A.E.M. Side project, though it might serve as a bonus track after. I think this song can explain how far one would be committed to the fandom. It draws along the idea if individuals are willing to immersive themselves into fiction as a suitable alternative from the real world. It does target the MLP and EQG fandoms sadly, and I would not mind getting bad comments if the subject matter goes too far. I think this song may serve as a stop sign at an intersection, or crossroads, to the direction in life that shows contentment.
Of, the stories that you can tell
Do any ring a bell
For the kids you reach
Can you tell them their dreams
From a banking machine?
The books that they read?
Do you think they’ll succeed?
And when they grow up in age
Trade hands for hooves?
Would you think it is sour?
To believe in magic power?
When you’re earning a wage?
Info that you use
Would pass you by in a fog
For insight into horse news?
How I wish, How I wish they knew fear
They’ve got, magic nonsense
Without any consequence, year after year
Teaching morals as best they can
And all their writing plans
With friendship near
Then they will not know the fear
Do any ring a bell
For the kids you reach
Can you tell them their dreams
From a banking machine?
The books that they read?
Do you think they’ll succeed?
And when they grow up in age
Trade hands for hooves?
Would you think it is sour?
To believe in magic power?
When you’re earning a wage?
Info that you use
Would pass you by in a fog
For insight into horse news?
How I wish, How I wish they knew fear
They’ve got, magic nonsense
Without any consequence, year after year
Teaching morals as best they can
And all their writing plans
With friendship near
Then they will not know the fear
I do have a FimFiction.net account if anyone else needs a parody ghost-writer for story soundtracks.
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I see what you were going for, but the lyric structure was kind of clunky, making it hard to understand. I really should have rated 433 here, with that last line. (I know I promised to read your other Floyd material, i've been distracted, will get on it...)
I think I see your point. I got caught up with Roger Water's tour of the wall, where live adlibbing was put. The last two lines should probably have said "At far or near/Wish they new fear"
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