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Song Parodies -> "Mirth Day"

Original Song Title:

"Birthday"

Original Performer:

Beatles

Parody Song Title:

"Mirth Day"

Parody Written by:

John A. Barry

The Lyrics

I pray it's a mirth day,
Not a mirthless day, no.
I pray it's a mirth day
I hope I make funny rhymes.
Please make it a mirth day,
Not a cursed day, oh no.

Here's hoping it's a funny parody. (3x)

Try a song about pants (Mirth day)
In which someone put ants (Mirth day)
To vex the fer-de-lance* (Mirth day)

[Repeat first verse]

*A large snake
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Pacing: 4.0
How Funny: 3.7
Overall Rating: 3.7
Total Votes: 3

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alvin rhodes - December 22, 2004 - Report this comment
the OS doesn't give ya much to work with, and this doesn't make a whole lot of sense, but it was fun to sing along with and snake-vexing is never a bad thing, so...5s

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