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Song Parodies -> "Bugger Me"

Original Song Title:

"Yesterday"

Original Performer:

The Beatles

Parody Song Title:

"Bugger Me"

Parody Written by:

Merry & Pippin

The Lyrics

Bugger me! Aus expression of surprise, it be
Now, it’s took as joke, not lit’rally
No, not receiving roger-y

Warily: Strict interpretation, should not see
There’s Yanks backing up, distrusting me
Oh, yes they think Eight Days Of Greek

‘Dumbfound’ or ‘astound’ it does show; see not: deprave
Not meant: rooting schlong do I long for in my cave

Bugger me! Turn of phrase from the antipodes
Southern hemis-pheric repartee
“Oh, what’s that Steve? Well, bugger me!”

I’d like you to know, apropos, this saying, be
You just play along, nothing’s wrong, don’t feel aggrieved

Bugger me! Struth or crikey also hear from me
None of them mean up the Khyber, see
Don’t misconceive of bugger me!

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AFW - November 08, 2012 - Report this comment
So bugger me means...I don't know...right?
Susanna Viljanen - November 08, 2012 - Report this comment
Gor blimey! That was a good one!
Lifeliver - November 08, 2012 - Report this comment
I channeled both grandfathers last night and they are so proud of you. Pop McKenzie said it was enough to make him swear off lawnmowing. Grandpa Wild just thinks you are a saucy little bugger (I remember him calling me this with a big iron poker in his hand). He was English by the way, so this delightful terminology is not just antipodean.

I don't know Bubba the Greek, but he sure sounds nasty (outstanding work there by the way, despite its subject matter). Next time I channel Grandpa W, I'll send his spirit round to Bubba's cell with the poker if you like. That'll bugger his buggery for a while. As for Pop Mac, he's still too sore from the mowing.
Glen S - November 08, 2012 - Report this comment
'Not meant: rooting schlong do I long for in my cave' 0.o Wouldn't have gone there if you two hadn't brought me there. Thanks :c]. Also, WHY DID YOU SILLY HOBBITS NOT FIT 'SKULLDUGGERY' INTO THIS PARODY!?!? I've been searching for an excuse to use that word in one of mine, and I got SOOOOO excited when I saw the title :cP. Well done, as usual.
Peregrin - November 09, 2012 - Report this comment
Thank you everyone! I was really worried some sort of Auto Filter would pick this up upon submission.

AFW: No! I certainly hope not!

Susanna: Thank you. Got me back with something that is antipodean to me. Very British in origin (I know you are not). Nonetheless, very interchangeable in usage situations with Bugger Me.

LL: Your Grandfathers know what they are talking about. Tell GP Wild to be careful, as I recall, Bubba DOES the poking...

Glen S: Our pleasure! Yes, skullduggery certainly would have worked well! Next time!
TJC - November 11, 2012 - Report this comment
Ewe two are in top form! Bottoms up!
Peregrin - November 12, 2012 - Report this comment
Thanks TJC, for your feedback. I want John A Barry to also comment so I can make some sort of reference to his initials :)
Use These Initrials - November 18, 2012 - Report this comment
See what you can do with "TT," said very rapidly. ;)

TBPH, upon seeing parody title, expected OS "Let It Be", which would make a good follow-up, but this had great subs: I Sodom and LOL! Faves: "Yanks" line and "Khyber" ref. Glad to see someone is using punctuation heavily during TT's absence. ;) $555 for you and Stu McA finally to create that Aussie/Yank/QE dictionary that Stu and I talked about several years ago. ;-D
Still Typo-y After All These Years - November 18, 2012 - Report this comment
"Initials"
Meriadoc - November 19, 2012 - Report this comment
TT - I never trust initrials - you know how that pseudo-science junk is... ;) Hmmm....Leaded Be - a gas parody perhaps? Khyber was Pippin of course, and a great line it was! I made do with rooting schlong - using the true meaning of root a la Stu, of course.
TT - November 21, 2012 - Report this comment
Lead (tetraethyl) was banned as being toxic, which it is. ;)   Yes. the rooting line was good. Whole parody was lines all worthy of mention. I have such rotten luck trying to guess one from each of you. ;-D

Your Humble Servant naturally turned that other OS into "Let T*T Be"
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