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Song Parodies -> "I Snorted Some Coke"

Original Song Title:

"I Started A Joke"

Original Performer:

Bee Gees

Parody Song Title:

"I Snorted Some Coke"

Parody Written by:

Merry & Pippin

The Lyrics

Another entry from the unreleased archive vault.

Original song on YouTube
I snorted some coke
Which started my old eyes crying​
Then I couldn't see
Left my nose in debris, oh no​

I’d wanted to try
Imparting some insufflation​
Oh, to try, I was keen
That ol’ nose candy scene​

I foolishly tried
Snuffing from cans to get my high​
Had, I: hell in my head
Hurt and misled by can that was red!​

Til I finally spied
Mistake that was unforgiving​
That it should-n’t have been
Black and eff-er-ven-cee​

I brooked in surprise
Nostrils they had been compromised​
And I lay there in dread
Feeling brain dead, was such a dickhead​

Saw my septum subside
Won’t ask for my nose’ forgiveness​
So, now I have obscene
Chasm hole ‘bove my teeth, oh no
Sniffing Coke’s not for me​
Oh...


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