Song Parodies -> Santa Got Run Over by his Reindeer
| Original Song Title: | "Grandma Got Run Over by a Reindeer" |
| Original Performer: | Elmo & Patsy |
| Parody Song Title: | "Santa Got Run Over by his Reindeer" |
| Parody Written by: | Mick Terry |
CHORUS:
Santa got run over by his reindeer
falling off of our house Christmas Eve.
The roof had been all slicked and iced by Grandpa:
revenge for making Grandma be deceased.
1: We were all so proud of Grandpa.
He’d been taking it so well.
But he tired of TV dinners,
doing his own wash and needing help.
2: In the year since Grandma’s passing,
Grandpa took to plotting his revenge.
Reindeer poison, traps, machine guns:
any way to cause old Santa’s end.
CHORUS:
3: But as the year approached December,
Grandpa took to scheming carefully.
So he won’t be implicated,
it had to seem it happened nat’rally.
4: Christmas Eve saw Grandpa hosing,
squirting water on our roof.
Christmas Day, I saw him gloating
at the tangled pile of Santa, sleigh and hooves.
CHORUS:
5: Lots of people saw the carnage,
not a pretty Christmas sight.
No one understood why Grandpa
danced an Irish jig ‘til late that night.
CHORUS:
Santa got run over by his reindeer
falling off of our house Christmas Eve.
The roof had been all slicked and iced by Grandpa:
revenge for making Grandma be deceased.
1: We were all so proud of Grandpa.
He’d been taking it so well.
But he tired of TV dinners,
doing his own wash and needing help.
2: In the year since Grandma’s passing,
Grandpa took to plotting his revenge.
Reindeer poison, traps, machine guns:
any way to cause old Santa’s end.
CHORUS:
3: But as the year approached December,
Grandpa took to scheming carefully.
So he won’t be implicated,
it had to seem it happened nat’rally.
4: Christmas Eve saw Grandpa hosing,
squirting water on our roof.
Christmas Day, I saw him gloating
at the tangled pile of Santa, sleigh and hooves.
CHORUS:
5: Lots of people saw the carnage,
not a pretty Christmas sight.
No one understood why Grandpa
danced an Irish jig ‘til late that night.
CHORUS:
Lyrics Copyright © 2006 Mick Terry
MickTerry.com
Original Music & Lyrics Copyright © 1977 Randy Brooks
(friend of Dr. Elmo Shropshire of Elmo & Patsy - 1984)
MickTerry.com
Original Music & Lyrics Copyright © 1977 Randy Brooks
(friend of Dr. Elmo Shropshire of Elmo & Patsy - 1984)
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Pacing's a bit off, and the original song was performed in the 70's, but otherwise a nice bit o' revenge.
Why is there one paragraph in the final verse and not two?
he he
Jane, stop that crazy Ann Hammond!
Sweet revenge! I don't understand why Grandpa danced an Irish jig ‘til late that night.
Loved it!
Loved it. Great song. Awesome. That's the only way I could explain it. Good job.
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