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Song Parodies -> "I Never Complete"
Original Song Title:
"I Never Complain"
(MP3)Original Performer:
Kenickie
Parody Song Title:
"I Never Complete"
Parody Written by:
Fack Sabbath
The Lyrics
I never complete
It doesn't get me everywhere
It isn't a race
It doesn't go very nice
You and I would fly
Between Ireland and Virginia
but we're not so madder
I put it on
And if you wake up, I'll retire
I never complete
Or watch Joey Essex go grunge
I had to overtake
Let's remember what we greeted
It's like the futures I had to
leave in my lunacy
As I read it out loud
Not very manlike
Not very, very
Not very Amy Childs-esque
I never complete this
I had to vandalize myself
Open up all the Rush/ELO chat
I had to overtake
I remember it like Rialto
It doesn't get me everywhere
It isn't a race
It doesn't go very nice
You and I would fly
Between Ireland and Virginia
but we're not so madder
I put it on
And if you wake up, I'll retire
I never complete
Or watch Joey Essex go grunge
I had to overtake
Let's remember what we greeted
It's like the futures I had to
leave in my lunacy
As I read it out loud
Not very manlike
Not very, very
Not very Amy Childs-esque
I never complete this
I had to vandalize myself
Open up all the Rush/ELO chat
I had to overtake
I remember it like Rialto
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