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Song Parodies -> "Gary McNamara Went to School"
Original Song Title:
"Yankee Doodle Never Went to Town"
Original Performer:
Joe Venuti and his Orchestra
Parody Song Title:
"Gary McNamara Went to School"
Parody Written by:
George&GermaineBriantFan
The Lyrics
The greatest moment in education history.
Gary McNamara went to school,
I’ve just discovered his “Yee-haw!” story,
Gazing girls, crying friends; act like fools,
He ended school with cowboy glory,
Then he counseled all his crying friends,
Looked once more at cheerleaders that looked lonely,
Staying right on ‘til the high school’s end,
With his friends, Eric, Bob and Tony.
Underneath the kissing tree,
He and a hot girl would make love scenes,
Then he’d bring his cowboy hat for a “Yee-haw!” rule,
That’s how he went to school!
Gary McNamara left one day,
Took his diploma and mounted his saddle,
But since then, he’s sure come a long way,
From licked toads; read Playboy “stories”,
To “Red Eye Radio” glory,
Gary McNamara went to school!
I’ve just discovered his “Yee-haw!” story,
Gazing girls, crying friends; act like fools,
He ended school with cowboy glory,
Then he counseled all his crying friends,
Looked once more at cheerleaders that looked lonely,
Staying right on ‘til the high school’s end,
With his friends, Eric, Bob and Tony.
Underneath the kissing tree,
He and a hot girl would make love scenes,
Then he’d bring his cowboy hat for a “Yee-haw!” rule,
That’s how he went to school!
Gary McNamara left one day,
Took his diploma and mounted his saddle,
But since then, he’s sure come a long way,
From licked toads; read Playboy “stories”,
To “Red Eye Radio” glory,
Gary McNamara went to school!
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I see you’re continuing the trend of talking about Gary HackNamara’s last days of high school. A radio host with a voice that can’t get him to a higher level than a graveyard time slot program. Enlighten us, how did you first discover this supposed “story”? I didn’t understand what you’re referring to, so I Googled it. All I can find is a reference to him remarking about it on an Internet forum, nothing more. And that’s something to celebrate? That his last day of high school was the greatest; of all the millions of high school students throughout American educational history? This is just as nonsensical, if not more so, than your homages to a single Arby’s commercial, or like what you did with Dish Network and sugar-free cake last year.
Again, can’t argue with the sentiment but have to wonder why you don’t have the balls to post you pseudo-critiques under your own name. Do you honestly think you fool anybody with this stuff?
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