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Song Parodies -> "Monaco Chris Theme Song (Ghetto Licous)"

Original Song Title:

"Spongebob Squarepants Theme Song"

Original Performer:

Some Captain Dude

Parody Song Title:

"Monaco Chris Theme Song (Ghetto Licous)"

Parody Written by:

Ghetto John

The Lyrics

its a bout my good budy chris
Is he scary kids
oh no flipper
i cant hear you
oh no flipper

ok then ohhhhhhhhhhhhhhh!!!!

WHO LIVES IN A BOX OFF THE ECORSE HIGH WAY
MoNaCo ChRiS
Skinny aint healthy and poorish is he
MoNaCo ChRiS
wishes for black tea and very rare fish
MoNaCo ChRiS
so come scratch my back and do it for free
MoNaCo ChRiS

ready kids
MoNaCo ChRiS
MoNaCo ChRiS
MoNaCo ChRiS
MoNaCo ChRiS
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