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Song Parodies -> "Let’s Find a Lost Show; Here’s the Rules"
Original Song Title:
"Goin’ to Heaven on a Mule"
Original Performer:
Ben Pollack
Parody Song Title:
"Let’s Find a Lost Show; Here’s the Rules"
Parody Written by:
George&GermaineBriantFan
The Lyrics
You wake up, do your morning routine, and the first thing you do afterwards is visit the “Am I Right” home page, knowing full well that I will likely have a parody ready. Your first thought is: “What song will George&GermaineBriantFan parody today?” The answer: “Goin’ to Heaven on a Mule” by Ben Pollack. “And the topic?” A certain television broadcast that aired in 1951.
On this site today,
“What will this fan say?”
Let’s find a lost show! Here’s the rules...
“A new parody, cool!”
Find and find,
A kinescope/“kine”,
A “Beat the Clock” show, now’s the time,
To find it; here’s the rules...
“Can hardly wait...
...George Briant fan, great!”
You must search across the country for a lost show with young Boy Scouts and “Roxanne”...
Never give up, hope you’ll handle this sight and those young boy’s cheers like NASCAR fans...
“Yes, siree!”
Search from A to Z,
You will find and see
The greatest night in history,
“George Briant fan, I see,”
Yes, let’s find,
A kinescope/“kine”,
And follow the rules!
“What will this fan say?”
Let’s find a lost show! Here’s the rules...
“A new parody, cool!”
Find and find,
A kinescope/“kine”,
A “Beat the Clock” show, now’s the time,
To find it; here’s the rules...
“Can hardly wait...
...George Briant fan, great!”
You must search across the country for a lost show with young Boy Scouts and “Roxanne”...
Never give up, hope you’ll handle this sight and those young boy’s cheers like NASCAR fans...
“Yes, siree!”
Search from A to Z,
You will find and see
The greatest night in history,
“George Briant fan, I see,”
Yes, let’s find,
A kinescope/“kine”,
And follow the rules!
The original recording. Now online: "Beat the Clock" show involving 300 Boy Scouts (1951) - Picture Gallery (Internet Archive) The internet’s first-ever page devoted to the greatest moment in television (and human) history. Includes photos, newspaper clippings, and a quick description about this historic television broadcast.
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