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Song Parodies -> "‘Noggin’ Means ‘Head’ and More"
Original Song Title:
"Knockin' On Heaven's Door"
Original Performer:
Bob Dylan
Parody Song Title:
"‘Noggin’ Means ‘Head’ and More"
Parody Written by:
John A. Barry
The Lyrics
Got a great big hat on, you see;
a head cover’s what it’s for.
Important part, that part o’ me.
But really, “noggin” means “head and more.
Not “pin,” “noggin” means “head” and more. . . .
Measure less than a whole pound,
vessel into which you pour.
I looked it up—that’s what I found:
It’s real that “noggin” means “head and more.
Not “pint,” “noggin” means “head” and more. . . .
a head cover’s what it’s for.
Important part, that part o’ me.
But really, “noggin” means “head and more.
Not “pin,” “noggin” means “head” and more. . . .
Measure less than a whole pound,
vessel into which you pour.
I looked it up—that’s what I found:
It’s real that “noggin” means “head and more.
Not “pint,” “noggin” means “head” and more. . . .
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Where'd you hide the rest of the song, John? :O
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