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Song Parodies -> "Right Field Fan"
Original Song Title:
"Ramblin' Man"
(MP3)Original Performer:
Allman Brothers Band
Parody Song Title:
"Right Field Fan"
Parody Written by:
Michael Pacholek
The Lyrics
In the immortal words of Fran "Da Nanny" Drescher... "Owwww, Mistah Sheffield!" Dap to Gary for giving just enough self-defense, and no more, so that this Chowdah-head is revealed as the punk kid villain in all this. He better hope and pray he never meets Sheffield with considerably less backup -- and considerably less supervision. He'd be better off angering Rajah Clemens. Or Ray Lewis. Or Mike Tyson.
Lord, I was there, a right field fan.
Tryin' to mess up Yankees and doin' the best I can.
They say they want me leavin', I hope they understand
that I'll still be a right field fan.
My father's Braves have long since moved to Georgia
that's after they left here for Wisconsin.
And I was born in the bleachers of old Fenway Park
under the sign of Jimmy Fund.
Lord, I was there, a right field fan.
Tryin' to mess up Yankees and doin' the best I can.
They say they want me leavin', I hope they understand
that I'll still be a right field fan.
(guitar break)
I'm on my way to Muni Court this morning.
I interfered with play for all to see.
They're always having a riot down in the Back Bay, Lord
and Yanks like Sheffield really disgust me.
Lord, I was there, a right field fan.
Tryin' to mess up Yankees and doin' the best I can.
They say they want me leavin', I hope they understand
that I'll still be a right field fan.
Lord, I was there, a right field fan.
Lord, I was there, a right field fan.
Lord, I was there, a right field fan.
Lord, I was there, a right field fan.
(guitar playout)
Tryin' to mess up Yankees and doin' the best I can.
They say they want me leavin', I hope they understand
that I'll still be a right field fan.
My father's Braves have long since moved to Georgia
that's after they left here for Wisconsin.
And I was born in the bleachers of old Fenway Park
under the sign of Jimmy Fund.
Lord, I was there, a right field fan.
Tryin' to mess up Yankees and doin' the best I can.
They say they want me leavin', I hope they understand
that I'll still be a right field fan.
(guitar break)
I'm on my way to Muni Court this morning.
I interfered with play for all to see.
They're always having a riot down in the Back Bay, Lord
and Yanks like Sheffield really disgust me.
Lord, I was there, a right field fan.
Tryin' to mess up Yankees and doin' the best I can.
They say they want me leavin', I hope they understand
that I'll still be a right field fan.
Lord, I was there, a right field fan.
Lord, I was there, a right field fan.
Lord, I was there, a right field fan.
Lord, I was there, a right field fan.
(guitar playout)
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go sox...5s
Obviously, it was the batter's fault for hitting the ball there.
Where's Steve Bartman when you don't need him?
They should post this on Lansdowne! 555
This parody came out of right field.
Well, if it came from left field, at Fenway, all in all, it would be just another dent in the wall. Pun not intended, but quite delightful.
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