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Song Parodies -> "JabbinRocky"

Original Song Title:

"Jabberwocky"

Original Performer:

Lewis Carroll

Parody Song Title:

"JabbinRocky"

Parody Written by:

Rick Duncan

The Lyrics

You might look at this and say "This is not a song, it is a poem!" In fact, Mari and I recorded this many years ago with drums, keyboards and backup vocals much in the way of today's music. Although she performed it in French, it has always been a "song" in our archives. And as such, ripe for parody.
Twas boxing and the Sly Stallone
Did fare so nimble in the ring
All flimsy was the boring tome
But the more films did bring

Beware the JabbinRock, film buffs
The voice that drawls so haltingly
Beware Apollo Creed, and guff
Of furious Mr. T

He took his leather glove on hand
Long time he knew he'd face defeat
So trained he in the butcher's fridge
And stood and beat the meat

But audience he understood
The JabbinRock, with script so lame
Came shuffling out of Hollywood
And sequeled as it came

II! III! IV! V! And still alive
That beefy face got beat to snot
He made a ton from movie "fun"
And kept him in the spot

"And is thou done with JabbinRock?
I think you'll make a number six!
O grabjous day! Kachung! Kaching!"
He signed for several flicks

Twas boxing and the Sly Stallone
Did fare so nimble in the ring
All flimsy was the boring tome
But the more films did bring

We now have a website where you can hear some of our originals. We'll be posting more and parodies later, but Mari says she put a link on here. If not, I'll post it tomorrow.

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Phil Alexander - December 16, 2003 - Report this comment
Damn you, Rick - I've just written the first four verses to precisely this... and it's so similar it's actually quite disconcerting. That'll teach me not to finish stuff, and to put it on the back-burner while I come up with ideas. I've just counted, and there's six lines which are identical. Is this a case of great minds thinking alike, do you think?
Rick D - December 16, 2003 - Report this comment
I thought about waiting another day to put this on, and I thought, one of these smart guys is gonna beat me to it if I don't hurry. I know what you mean, it's happened to me. I tried keeping the feel of the original, which I'm sure you did also. So go for "The Walrus and the Carpenter".
Johnny D - December 16, 2003 - Report this comment
Very impressive, Rick. You two are a couple of wondrous wordsmiths, and I like what your forge has been producing - irony that shows your true mettle. Forge ahead !

And Phil - now you have encountered the "pseudo-psychic-nexus" that swirls around Amiright authors' ideas.....welcome to the Trywrite Zone.
Phil Alexander - December 16, 2003 - Report this comment
Rick - you mean write a "The Despot and the President" parable about hiding away in little holes? Still, nobody's going to beat me to my little bit of Russian history to a Bad Company tune... you ought to be able to guess that one :-)
David Chrenko - December 16, 2003 - Report this comment
I believe this a case of waxing poetic - very well done. As Poe might add: Quoth the raven - more than four.
John Jenkins - December 16, 2003 - Report this comment
This parody is a knockout.
Earl S. Garber, aka Old Comedywriter - December 16, 2003 - Report this comment
This one's so good, it deserves a few sequels.
Paul Robinson - December 18, 2003 - Report this comment
Rick D - Well, I'm about a day late and a dollar short but I just got a chance to read this. It packs quite a wallop and I guess that means I'm down for the "5" count on this one. You know, I've GOT to be nuts to be down here after 11:00 pm. I think I'd better go home, if I'm here much longer the morning shift will notice me. Later.

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