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Song Parodies -> "Out in the Sun"

Original Song Title:

"Norwegian Wood"

Original Performer:

Beatles

Parody Song Title:

"Out in the Sun"

Parody Written by:

Glynn Leaney

The Lyrics

OUT IN THE SUN

I hate rainy days,
Stuck in the house, don't you agree?
Much better outside,
Having some fun, out in the sun.

I call on my mates
And we go off to play in the park.
The time it flies by
And we're often still there after dark.

Then, off to the pub which is quite near,
For a few beers.
We have a good time till someone says
It's time for bed.

I stagger back home
To be met by my beautiful wife.
She's so understanding
And truly the love of my life.

I'm not all that bad,
I take her out, just her and me.
We'll find a nice place,
And have some fun, out in the sun.

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