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Song Parodies -> "Kiss At the End Of the Service"
Original Song Title:
"Kiss At the End Of the Rainbow (From 'A Mighty Wind')"
Original Performer:
Mitch and Mickey
Parody Song Title:
"Kiss At the End Of the Service"
Parody Written by:
Rick Duncan
The Lyrics
This song was an Oscar loser. Much better than the one that won. Mari asked me how I felt about gay marriage. I said "Let them suffer like the rest of us."
Oh when the cries and screams have lifted
And legal arguments all said
They will kiss at the end of the service
When any couples wish to wed
It's been an old tradition
So was slavery and war
It is time for some modernization
There's no shutting the old closet door
Yes when the cries and screams have lifted
And legal arguments all said
They will kiss at the end of the service
When any couples wish to wed
We're here, we're queer, you Churches
We're not going anywhere
So you whiners should just accept it
Let the law back the love that we share
There's a kiss at the end of the service
When any grown-ups wish to wed
And legal arguments all said
They will kiss at the end of the service
When any couples wish to wed
It's been an old tradition
So was slavery and war
It is time for some modernization
There's no shutting the old closet door
Yes when the cries and screams have lifted
And legal arguments all said
They will kiss at the end of the service
When any couples wish to wed
We're here, we're queer, you Churches
We're not going anywhere
So you whiners should just accept it
Let the law back the love that we share
There's a kiss at the end of the service
When any grown-ups wish to wed
For Sharon
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Pretty good! 5's!
poignant..5s..."mighty wind".....what a great movie
I agree that this song should have won over the LOTR song, but LOTR was overlooked for so long that I guess they had to do it...
I support gay marriage, but I've always found it kind of weird and self-deprecating that homosexuals refer to themselves as "queer" :-/
I support gay marriage, but I've always found it kind of weird and self-deprecating that homosexuals refer to themselves as "queer" :-/
They don't, it's just an old slogan. I find it more odd that some black people call each other a word than can get other people sued or fired if they use it.
Good parody. I also think this song should have won the Oscar. Either this or "Belleville Rendezvous."
Belville Rendezvous was really catchy :-) I don't know what the hell was up with those Cold Mountain songs though :-P
great song to parody .. loved the movie...
Rick D - DKTOS, but I like the way you present the issue. It really isn't all that complicated, is it?
As a music moron, I didn't know the original song/music. But the topic is today's hot one. I agree with Rick...Let those who wish...! Good job!
As a native of Bloomfield, New Jersey, next door to Belleville, I can tell you that no song with "Belleville" in the title should win an Oscar! On the other hand, once you've heard Barbra Streisand read Eminem as Oscar winner for Best Song and keep a straight face, the category becomes about as credible as the Grammys. Levy & O'Toole definitely should have won, because, parody or not, that's a great song. And so is this.
Gotta nitpick for proper credit. The song was performed by Eugene Levy and Katherine O'Hara, (as Mitch and Mickey) but written by Michael McKeon and Annette O'Toole, who are married.
Hey, please quit picking on me. Everybody picks on me.
Everbody's always picking on you? Is your name Charlie Brown?
Recently, Rick and I performed two of the Oscar "losers" ("Kiss" and "Scarlet Tide") at an open mic. I polled people at work, and every one said the same thing: "Oh, yeah... How did that boring song from LOTR win?"
How do you think it happened, Mari? LOTR Nerds hacking into the computer and changing the votes. They lost badly twice in a row, and couldn't stand to lose again to the people's choice. Wait, did I just drift into politics?
You said it, Michael. I didn't. Every once in a while, when I'm talking to a certain friend, I'll say "That's really lame! How could that have happened?" He always says the same thing: "49 percent." This is shorthand for "It happened for the same reason that a whopping 49 percent of the voters picked George W."
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