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Song Parodies -> "Hang Down Your Head Mark Foley"

Original Song Title:

"Hang Down Your Head Tom Dooley"

Original Performer:

Traditional

Parody Song Title:

"Hang Down Your Head Mark Foley"

Parody Written by:

TJC

The Lyrics

Don't know the OS? Hang Down Your Head Tom Dooley MIDI here ~ Come on, everyone, sing along with Mark!
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Hang down your head, Mark—Fo-ley
'Wang Clown', go zip your fly
Press makin' Guaca—Fo-ley
For 'beeping' pager guys!

Bangin' out Congress—e-mails
All in-you-end-o rife
Nary one sent to—fe-males
Kind'a like Barney Fife*!

'Wang Hound', drawers shed, Mark—Fo-ley
Don't think you'll catch a bye
Speaker of House says—Slowly
He's gonna let you fry!

~ bridge (sung by Foley) ~
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This time next ses-sion
Reckon I'll be gone
Flor-i-da's dis-owned me
And my "man-date's" been with-drawn!
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'Wang Hound', drawers shed, Mark—Fo-ley
Too long turned a blind eye
You were the Right's star—goalie
Now pages walk right by!

~ bridge (sung by Foley) ~
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Hun-gered for power
Thinkin' I was sly
Every lunch I ordered
Two six-inch Po' Boys on rye!
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Hang down your head, Mark—Fo-ley
Not "head down and hang with fly"
Git back to Brokeback—Fo-ley
No tears, he left 'bone dry'!

Hang down your head, Mark—Fo-ley
Not "head down and hang with fly"
Ca-reer has ended—'ho-ley'
No tears, he left 'bone dry'!

No tears, he left 'bone dry'
No tears, he left 'bone dry'
No tears, he left 'bone dry'...

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*Barney Fife - the "eternal bachelor' deputy sheriff in the 50's and 60's TV sitcom The Andy Griffith Show, played by the late Don Knotts.


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Jack Wilson - October 07, 2006 - Report this comment
LOL this is great! 555!
TJC - October 07, 2006 - Report this comment
Thanks, Jack! I enjoyed yours today, too. Sorry about the link... it appears they don't allow outside calls to their MIDI files...
Jack Wilson - October 07, 2006 - Report this comment
I didnt need it, I know just about every song form the 50s on depsite being 17
Michael Pacholek - October 07, 2006 - Report this comment
This time next winter, reckon where you'll be? Keeping writing stuff this good, we'll vote you to D.C.!
PMS - October 08, 2006 - Report this comment
SOTM material here. Too many great lines to mention all of them, but I really liked "Wang hound...". Marvelous word play
TJC - October 08, 2006 - Report this comment
Thanks Michael... appreciate the sentiment, but don't think I'd fare well in that snake pit! ~ PMS- very nice of you to say (and secretly hoping you're acronym doesn't stand for Sophomoric Opus That's Moronic)!
Red Ant - October 08, 2006 - Report this comment
Great stuff, TJC, especially "man-dates" and "six-inch Po' Boys".
alvin rhodes - October 09, 2006 - Report this comment
wang clown...lol...5s
Robert J. Pagliaro - October 09, 2006 - Report this comment
This was very good. But I think Hastert should go down (no pun intended) with him.

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