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Song Parodies -> "MedAdvantage Max: Quote/Max Steps"
Original Song Title:
"Rhythm Steps"
Original Performer:
Herbie Kay & His Orchestra
Parody Song Title:
"MedAdvantage Max: Quote/Max Steps"
Parody Written by:
George&GermaineBriantFan
The Lyrics
The greatest advertisement in television history. (iSpot.tv)
Sing, (Start in to sing, you’ll have to swing,)
Then, you’ll swing, (Start in to sing, you’ll have to swing,)
That Med-ad is bound to get you,
Oh, (Turn on the heat, then beat your feet,)
Don’t go slow, (Turn on the heat, then beat your feet,)
That Med-ad is bound to get you,
Med-ad, med-ad, med-ad, med-ad, med-ad...mmm...
(female vocal)
Quote/Max Steps,
Start in to sing, then soon, you’ll be swinging,
Quote/Max Steps,
Turn on the heat, your feet will keep beating,
One, two, three,
It’s a new sensation, (dee-de-oh!)
You’ll agree,
It’s the step that’s putting the world on its feet,
Quote/Max Steps,
Once you begin, you have to give in to
Quote/Max Steps,
Get on your toes, ‘cause everyone knows that
If you’re not a dunce,
Oh, you’ll catch on at once,
Well, Medicare’s here; you see,
It’s the Quote/Max Steps!
(vocal trio)
Quote/Max Steps,
Start in to sing, then soon, you’ll be swinging,
Quote/Max Steps,
Turn on the heat, your feet will keep beating,
One, two, three,
It’s a new sensation, (doo-doo-do-doo!)
You’ll agree,
It’s the step that’s putting the world on its feet,
Quote/Max Steps,
Once you begin, you have to give in to
Quote/Max Steps,
Get on your toes, ‘cause everyone knows that
If you’re not a dunce,
You’ll catch on at once,
Medicare’s here; you see,
It’s the Quote/Max Steps, whoa!
Quote/Max Steps,
(instrumental call-back)
Quote/Max Steps,
(instrumental call-back)
One, two, three,
It’s a new sensation, (doo-doo-do-doo!)
You’ll agree,
It’s the step that’s putting the world on its feet,
Quote/Max Steps,
(instrumental call-back)
Quote/Max Steps,
(instrumental call-back)
If you’re not a dunce,
You’ll catch on at once,
Medicare’s here; you see,
It’s the Quote/Max Steps, whoa!
Simple as the day is long!
Then, you’ll swing, (Start in to sing, you’ll have to swing,)
That Med-ad is bound to get you,
Oh, (Turn on the heat, then beat your feet,)
Don’t go slow, (Turn on the heat, then beat your feet,)
That Med-ad is bound to get you,
Med-ad, med-ad, med-ad, med-ad, med-ad...mmm...
(female vocal)
Quote/Max Steps,
Start in to sing, then soon, you’ll be swinging,
Quote/Max Steps,
Turn on the heat, your feet will keep beating,
One, two, three,
It’s a new sensation, (dee-de-oh!)
You’ll agree,
It’s the step that’s putting the world on its feet,
Quote/Max Steps,
Once you begin, you have to give in to
Quote/Max Steps,
Get on your toes, ‘cause everyone knows that
If you’re not a dunce,
Oh, you’ll catch on at once,
Well, Medicare’s here; you see,
It’s the Quote/Max Steps!
(vocal trio)
Quote/Max Steps,
Start in to sing, then soon, you’ll be swinging,
Quote/Max Steps,
Turn on the heat, your feet will keep beating,
One, two, three,
It’s a new sensation, (doo-doo-do-doo!)
You’ll agree,
It’s the step that’s putting the world on its feet,
Quote/Max Steps,
Once you begin, you have to give in to
Quote/Max Steps,
Get on your toes, ‘cause everyone knows that
If you’re not a dunce,
You’ll catch on at once,
Medicare’s here; you see,
It’s the Quote/Max Steps, whoa!
Quote/Max Steps,
(instrumental call-back)
Quote/Max Steps,
(instrumental call-back)
One, two, three,
It’s a new sensation, (doo-doo-do-doo!)
You’ll agree,
It’s the step that’s putting the world on its feet,
Quote/Max Steps,
(instrumental call-back)
Quote/Max Steps,
(instrumental call-back)
If you’re not a dunce,
You’ll catch on at once,
Medicare’s here; you see,
It’s the Quote/Max Steps, whoa!
Simple as the day is long!
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Oh, thank goodness Med-man’s back with another rehash of his latest fixation. Last time it was the last day of high school featuring a talk show host, cowboy hats & cheerleaders. Now it’s about an ad featuring Medicare enrollment and an anthropomorphic Medicare card. Greatest school day ever and greatest TV ad ever. My life has been a complete waste having never seen either of these.
Your life has been a complete waste since you convinced yourself you were good at writing parodies. I doubt that took much effort, but then again neither does anything you post here.
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