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Song & Band Name | Song & Band Name | |
"The Knitting Song," Sophie Madeleine | "Thread The Needle," Clarence Carter | |
"Old Coat," Peter, Paul And Mary | "Patches," Clarence Carter | |
"Indian Giver," 1910 Fruitgum Company | "Snatching It Back," Clarence Carter | |
"Stumblin' In," Suzi Quatro And Chris Norman | "Slipped, Tripped And Fell In Love," Clarence Carter | |
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Original Song Name | Parody Song Name | Parody Author |
"Strokin'" | "Karaokin'" | Old Man Ribber |
"Patches" | "(Microsoft) Patches" | Merry & Pippin |
"Strokin'" | "Stupid" | Floyd's Garage |
"Strokin" | "Smokin'" | Malcolm Higgins |
"Strokin'" | "Bloatin'" | Tim Hall |
Song Name | Company/Organization | Submittor |
Strokin' | Bill Clinton Presidential Library | meQal |
Strokin' | Any Abstinence Promotion Group | meQal |
Strokin' | Cardiologist | meQal |
First Band/Song Name | Second Band/Song Name | New Song Name | Submittor |
Strokin' Clarence Carter | My Guy Mary Wells | Strokin' My Guy | Sutch |
Strokin' Clarence Carter | My Girl Temptations | Strokin' My Girl | Sutch |
Patches Clarence Carter | Strawberry Kisses Nikki Webster | Strawberry Patches Wouldn't that be a scandal? | dave |
Patches Clarence Carter | Suck Nine Inch Nails | Patches Suck | dave |
"Patches"
Misheard Lyrics: Dedication he never had
Original Lyrics: Education he never had
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"Strokin'"
The Dirty Lyrics: When I start makin' love I don't just make love... I be strokin'
That's what I be doin', huh I be strokin' I stroke it to the east And I stroke it to the west And I stroke it to the woman that I love the best I be strokin' Let me ask you somethin'... What time of the day do you like to make love Have you ever made love just before breakfast Have you ever made love while you watched the late, late show Well, let me ask you this Have you ever made love on a couch Well, let me ask you this Have you ever made love on the back seat of a car I remember one time I made love on the back seat of a car And the police came and shined his light on me, and I said: I'm strokin', that's what I'm doin', I be strokin' I stroke it to the east And I stroke it to the west And I stroke it to the woman that I love the best I be strokin' Let me ask you something... Did you make love last week? Did you make love last year? Or maybe it might be that you plannin' on makin' love tonight But just remember, when you start making love You make it hard, long, soft, short And be strokin' I be strokin' I stroke it to the east And I stroke it to the west And I stroke it to the woman that I love the best, huh I be strokin' Now when I start making love to my woman I don't stop until I know she's sas-ified And I can always tell when she gets sas-ified 'Cause when she gets sas-fied she start calling my name She'd say: 'Clarence Carter, Clarence Carter, Clarence Carter Clarence Carter, ooooh shit, Clarence Carter' The other night I was strokin' my woman And it got so good to her, you know what she told me Let me tell you what she told me, she said: 'Stroke it Clarence Carter, but don't stroke so fast If my stuff ain't tight enough, you can stick it up my...' WOO! I be strokin' Ha! Ha! Ha! Ha! I be strokin' I stroke it to the east And I stroke it to the west And I stroke it to the woman that I love the best, huh I be strokin' I be strokin' Ha! Ha! Ha! Ha! I be strokin', Yeah! I be strokin' I stroke it to the north I stroke it to the south I stroke it everywhere I even stroke it with my... Woo! I be strokin' I be strokin' Ha! Ha! I be strokin' Why They're Dirty: Well... it's pretty obvious that there isn't a line in this song that's NOT dirty. This is a song about doin' it - east, west, north, south, hard, fast. slow... Oh! It doesn't get any more blatant than this.
Submitted by: Jon Goldney
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"Patches"
The Lyrics: I was born and raised down in Alabama on a farm way back up in the woods.
I was so ragged that my folks used to call me 'Patches'. Papa used to tease me about it, 'Cause deep down inside he was hurt, 'Cause he'd done all he could. Why: This whole song talk about this unlucky guy named Patches. His father dies, his crops get ruined, and he had to do almost everything for his family.
Submitted by: Paul Warren
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