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Song Parodies -> "Sleepin' on the City Bus"

Original Song Title:

"Singin' in th Rain"

 (MP3)
Original Performer:

Gene Kelly

Parody Song Title:

"Sleepin' on the City Bus"

Parody Written by:

Leprechaun

The Lyrics

HI!!!
I'm sleepin’ on the city bus,
Just sleeping on the city bus.
How tired I am,
I'm sleepy again.
I'm can’t sleep at home,
So I sleep on the bus.
The guard’s are watching me,
And they’re ready to get me.
Let the guard’s get me,
I really don’t care.
Come on with the sleep,
I've a smile on my face.
I sleep down the lane,
With a happy snore.
Just sleepin',
Sleepin' in the rain.

Sleepin' on the City bus,
Zzzzzzzzzzz,
Zzzzzzzzzzz,
Zzzzzzzzzzz,
I'm sleepy again!
I'm snorin' and
sleepin' on the city bus!

I'm dancin' and singin' on the city bus...
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