Song Parodies -> Hawaiian Dreading Song
| Original Song Title: | "Hawaiian Wedding Song" |
| Original Performer: | Andy Williams |
| Parody Song Title: | "Hawaiian Dreading Song" |
| Parody Written by: | Barry J. Mitchel |
Here is a song for Barack Obama to sing on his Inauguration Day. It is appropriate because he was born in Hawaii, and timely because he is visiting there now.
This is the moment we've waited for!
I can hear a choir singing;
To Bibles they're clinging.
Bliss as my foment defeats Karl Rove. Ha!
I still love to monger stands more clever.
Promise me that you will heave me never.
Libs will bow here;
Neo-cons I'll now spear.
Promise me the rich won't leave or sever
While I tax new profit and endeavor.
Now that I'm the One,
Clown, don't hide that gun.
Blue states and my party smile
On this Oration Day.
I do love blue; red falls apart.
I can hear a choir singing;
To Bibles they're clinging.
Bliss as my foment defeats Karl Rove. Ha!
I still love to monger stands more clever.
Promise me that you will heave me never.
Libs will bow here;
Neo-cons I'll now spear.
Promise me the rich won't leave or sever
While I tax new profit and endeavor.
Now that I'm the One,
Clown, don't hide that gun.
Blue states and my party smile
On this Oration Day.
I do love blue; red falls apart.
I hope that the junior Senator from Illinois never gets to sing this; if you do in public and people drop C-notes, keep them and drop an E-note to bjmitchel@att.net .
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