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Song Parodies -> "Euler (2.71828)"
Original Song Title:
"Jenny (867-5309)"
Original Performer:
Tommy Tutone
Parody Song Title:
"Euler (2.71828)"
Parody Written by:
Double E
The Lyrics
2007 marks the 300th anniversary of the birth of the great mathematician Leonhard Euler. With all the pi parodies, I figured e needed one too!
(PS: It's pronounced 'Oiler'.)
(PS: It's pronounced 'Oiler'.)
Euler, Euler, I've got an interest
In calculating my compound interest.
I know it's not the logarithm of yore.
It seems more exponential than before.
Euler, they found your number.
It was Bernoulli's find.
Euler, don't end your number
2.71828 (2.71828)
2.71828 (2.71828)
Euler, Euler, you're calculating.
Your derivitive appears to be the same.
I tried to figure it out, but I lost my place.
I tried adding all those fractions, but ran out of space.
Euler, I need your number.
So many things to find.
Euler, don't change your number.
2.71828 (2.71828)
2.71828 (2.71828)
I got it, I got it, I got it!
I wrote factorials on the wall.
I got it, I got it, I got it!
Find the fractions, add the fractions, all!
Euler, they found your number.
One hundred billion strong.
Euler, don't end that number.
2.71828 (2.71828)
2.71828 (2.71828)
Euler, Euler, there's still an interest (2.71828)
If I'm out crossing bridges I'll always think of you.
2.71828 (etc. repeats and fades)
In calculating my compound interest.
I know it's not the logarithm of yore.
It seems more exponential than before.
Euler, they found your number.
It was Bernoulli's find.
Euler, don't end your number
2.71828 (2.71828)
2.71828 (2.71828)
Euler, Euler, you're calculating.
Your derivitive appears to be the same.
I tried to figure it out, but I lost my place.
I tried adding all those fractions, but ran out of space.
Euler, I need your number.
So many things to find.
Euler, don't change your number.
2.71828 (2.71828)
2.71828 (2.71828)
I got it, I got it, I got it!
I wrote factorials on the wall.
I got it, I got it, I got it!
Find the fractions, add the fractions, all!
Euler, they found your number.
One hundred billion strong.
Euler, don't end that number.
2.71828 (2.71828)
2.71828 (2.71828)
Euler, Euler, there's still an interest (2.71828)
If I'm out crossing bridges I'll always think of you.
2.71828 (etc. repeats and fades)
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Exponentially Interesting... integrates a lot of good info; nice differential from OS... and yeah, I remember your Π Πarodies... Vote Σ = e^2.7080502011022100659960045701487.
Damn, TT stole all my calculus puns.
Now all we need is a parody about the square root of -1. And yes Double E, I know thats "j" not "i". 555
Now all we need is a parody about the square root of -1. And yes Double E, I know thats "j" not "i". 555
cool
The sequel: "A log again, naturally"?
Phil Alexander: Yes, that functions well.
Also, "You Make 'e' Feel Like A Natural Log 'n'".
Not to mention all those songs by Log n's 'n Messina.
You guys can cosine my parodies any time.
Also, "You Make 'e' Feel Like A Natural Log 'n'".
Not to mention all those songs by Log n's 'n Messina.
You guys can cosine my parodies any time.
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