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Song Parodies -> "Teenage Mall Rats"

Original Song Title:

"Baba 'O Reilly"

 (MP3)
Original Performer:

The Who

Parody Song Title:

"Teenage Mall Rats"

Parody Written by:

Jay W

The Lyrics

Based on an incident I saw.
Out here in the malls
I wander through halls
Exemplify suburban living
Some kids start a fight
My thoughts alight:
"I should use the Sharper Image"

"Just sigh
Go buy your ties
They're only teenage mall rats"

"Honey take your bag..."
I slouch and I sag
See my spare tire
Hanging from my shoulders
I get vexed by my fear
The rowdy ones move near
Clad in black leather
"...I'll go buy a soda"

Teenage mall rats
Annoying teenage mall rats
Teenage mall rats
Oh, oh
Annoying teenage mall rats
They're all mall rats!
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