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Song Parodies -> "Cash Surplus"

Original Song Title:

"White Christmas"

 (MP3)
Original Performer:

Bing Crosby

Parody Song Title:

"Cash Surplus"

Parody Written by:

Guy DiRito

The Lyrics

I'm wishing for some cash surplus,
I need some moola, bread some dough.
I too broke, I'll mention,
To pay attention,
Advance, and do not pass go.

I'm wishing for some cash surplus,
These rubber checks are all I write,
I just wish money weren't so tight,
And I hope cash surfaces tonight.

I'm wishing for some cash surplus,
These rubber checks are all I write,
I just wish money weren't so tight,
And I hope cash surfaces tonight.
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Pacing: 3.9
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Adagio - November 27, 2003 - Report this comment
Funny...good job,Guy!
Johnny D - November 27, 2003 - Report this comment
nyuk nyuk nyuk 5's

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