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Song Parodies -> "Meth and Snow"

Original Song Title:

"Let It Snow"

Original Performer:

Dean Martin

Parody Song Title:

"Meth and Snow"

Parody Written by:

John A. Barry

The Lyrics

Yo, I’m tethered for crime that’s frightful—
Judge’s ire, I hope, ain’t spiteful.
To prison’s where I might go. . .
Let ya know: sellin’ beau[coup] meth and snow.

I shouldn’t have let that cop in,
So before court, I’ll try plea coppin’.
Who knows? They might for it go,
Else I’LL go; sent for Joe, met with Joe.

He’s a shyster, and this he’ll fight
Joe my fate holds in his hands. . .knows tort
Law, and with a plea deal I might
Not even have to face court.

Joe’s “buyin’” my whole supply ’n’
To the street he’ll be supplyin’.
His “fee” ’cause they let me go:
Meth and snow; vendor Joe: meth and snow.

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