Song Parodies -> "Sicilian"

Original Song Title:

"Cecilia"

Original Performer:

Simon & Garfunkel

Parody Song Title:

"Sicilian"

Parody Written by:

Jena

The Lyrics

Sicilian, you're breaking my arm.
You're shaking down up almost daily.
Oh, Sicilian, you've shot both my knees.
I'm telling you it's all at home.

It's at home

Sicilian, you're breaking my arm.
You're shaking me down almost daily.
Oh, Sicilian, you've shot both my knees.
I'm telling you it's all at home.

It's at home

Waking up in the afternoon,
a Sicilian snuck in my bedroom. (Waking up)
I got up to wash my face,
when I come back to bed,
Nellie's heads in my place.

Sicilian, you're breaking my arm.
You're shaking down up almost daily.
Oh, Sicilian, you've shot both my knees.
I'm telling you it's all at home.

It's at home.

Italian Nation, sent Guido and friends,
dego to the door where I'm hiding.
Italian Nation, sent Guido and friends,
dego to the door where I'm hiding.

I know the past-tense for sneak is sneaked but snuck fits better here for some reason. Also, I've looked up both dego and dago and found the same meaning for both. Anyway, that's enough explanation, no sense beating a dead horse.

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