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Song Parodies -> "Buffering Could Be Corduroy"
Original Song Title:
"North Country Boy"
Original Performer:
The Charlatans
Parody Song Title:
"Buffering Could Be Corduroy"
Parody Written by:
Fack Sabbath
The Lyrics
Buffering could all be corduroy
Buffering could all be corduroy
Wish you stop that
and missed all that shite
If I were you, I give that years ago
when we were kids
I could remember when we all watched Blue Peter
But it's all rubbished now
we used to go and buffer VH1
We are adults now but I hope we are old now
I pleased myself now before I say 'dont play with things'
For many years I must be 16 now
but I better had been 5 then nowt
Hold on your legs, not the skin cuz that is vulgar
We are the 7897 powers that be to even avoid it
Cus I hate buffering
Buffering could all be corduroy
Wish you stop that
and missed all that shite
If I were you, I give that years ago
when we were kids
I could remember when we all watched Blue Peter
But it's all rubbished now
we used to go and buffer VH1
We are adults now but I hope we are old now
I pleased myself now before I say 'dont play with things'
For many years I must be 16 now
but I better had been 5 then nowt
Hold on your legs, not the skin cuz that is vulgar
We are the 7897 powers that be to even avoid it
Cus I hate buffering
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