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Song Parodies -> "Fable Mice"
Original Song Title:
"Edelweiss"
Original Performer:
The Sound Of Music
Parody Song Title:
"Fable Mice"
Parody Written by:
2nz
The Lyrics
Read a rumor on-line that the 'three blind mice' was a reference to 16th Century Queen "Bloody" Mary I, and her treatment of three noblemen. Anyhow, prompted me to write this. Enjoy, and check out this MAD article about it. http://www.cracked.com/article_16576_the-disturbing-origins-5-common-nursery-rhymes.html
Fable Mice
Able Thrice
Acting always so regal
Fable Mice
Able Thrice
They can hear and speak evil
Not going slow
They run to and fro
To
and fro
Un-tethered
Fable Mice
Able Thrice
They wear shades and nice sweaters
They met this ho
Who brought doom and woe
Doom
and woe
She se-vered
Sightly Mice
Slightly diced
Hate that ho-bitch for-e-ver
Able Thrice
Acting always so regal
Fable Mice
Able Thrice
They can hear and speak evil
Not going slow
They run to and fro
To
and fro
Un-tethered
Fable Mice
Able Thrice
They wear shades and nice sweaters
They met this ho
Who brought doom and woe
Doom
and woe
She se-vered
Sightly Mice
Slightly diced
Hate that ho-bitch for-e-ver
Copyright 2012+ Glen Stollberger
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Thank you for the education, 2nz! Very enjoyable parody. And very interesting link, particularly the part that indicates that Bloody Mary was also the inspiration for "Mary Mary Quite Contrary."
If I recall correctly, most so-called nursery rhymes all harken back to English political scenarios (although "the cat and the rat and lovell our dog" apparently never made it to the toddler set).
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