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Song Parodies -> "Lincoln"
Original Song Title:
"Zorro"
Original Performer:
The Chordettes
Parody Song Title:
"Lincoln"
Parody Written by:
LoriLoud33
The Lyrics
Homage to Lincoln Loud (aka Ace Savvy) from The Loud House
Lincoln, Lincoln, Lincoln
Out of the night
When the full moon is bright
Comes a superhero known as Lincoln
This bold renegade
Summons a "L" with his cards
A "L" that stands for Loud
Lincoln, the boy so cunning and free
Lincoln, who makes the sign of the "L"
Lincoln, Lincoln, Lincoln
He is polite
But the sisters take flight
When they catch the sight of Lincoln
He's a friend of the weak
And the poor and the meek
This very unique Senor Lincoln
Lincoln, the boy so cunning and free
Lincoln, who makes the sign of the "L"
Lincoln, Lincoln, Lincoln
Out of the night
When the full moon is bright
Comes a superhero known as Lincoln
This bold renegade
Summons a "L" with his cards
A "L" that stands for Loud
Lincoln, the boy so cunning and free
Lincoln, who makes the sign of the "L"
Lincoln, Lincoln, Lincoln
He is polite
But the sisters take flight
When they catch the sight of Lincoln
He's a friend of the weak
And the poor and the meek
This very unique Senor Lincoln
Lincoln, the boy so cunning and free
Lincoln, who makes the sign of the "L"
Lincoln, Lincoln, Lincoln
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