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Song Parodies -> "Dance Sabbath 2005"

Original Song Title:

"Black Sabbath"

Original Performer:

Black Sabbath

Parody Song Title:

"Dance Sabbath 2005"

Parody Written by:

Green Bloodied Hound Dogs

The Lyrics

I'm Back
What Is This?, A Dance On Friday
With My Old Friends, With Cara Along
Flames Are Coming With A Band Tonight
Find Out Why It's Not Happening, Oh No

Big Dance Floor, With Kids Falling Down
Making People Go Back To Town
Santa Says That Christmas Is Over
Watches Those Kids Get Higher And Higher
Oh No No No Please Kids Help Me

Is It Over My Friend? Santa's Going Back To The North Pole
Children Singing 'Cause There Nice
You Better Be Nice Next Year,
Yes, Yes, Yes, Please Yes

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Agrimorfee - December 28, 2005 - Report this comment
Incidentally, did you know you can sing "War Pigs" to "Deck The Halls"? Try it! DKTOS, but I betcha this is hi-larious.

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