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Song Parodies -> "Feed the Troll"
Original Song Title:
"Feed the Birds"
(MP3)Original Performer:
Julie Andrews
Parody Song Title:
"Feed the Troll"
Parody Written by:
Onslaught
The Lyrics
A song about your average Blogroach.
FEED THE TROLL
Early each day to the Blog of Say Anything
The one known as RBB comes
In his own special way, to the people he calls,
"Come, read my posts full of dung”.
Come feed the little troll,
Show him you care
And you'll be glad if you do
His Id is so hungry
His Ego is bare
All it takes is a sentence from you.
Feed the troll, respond to his crap
Answer, argue, respond to his crap
“Feed the troll," that's what he cries
While in a froth the blood fills his eyes.
From his mom’s darkened basement, the troll in his boxers
looks on with a gleam in his eyes.
although you can't see it;
You know he is smiling
Each time to his bait one does rise.
Though his words are simple hate spew,
Listen, listen, he's calling to you
"Feed the Troll”, respond to his crap.
Answer, argue, respond to his crap.
Early each day to the Blog of Say Anything
The one known as RBB comes
In his own special way, to the people he calls,
"Come, read my posts full of dung”.
Come feed the little troll,
Show him you care
And you'll be glad if you do
His Id is so hungry
His Ego is bare
All it takes is a sentence from you.
Feed the troll, respond to his crap
Answer, argue, respond to his crap
“Feed the troll," that's what he cries
While in a froth the blood fills his eyes.
From his mom’s darkened basement, the troll in his boxers
looks on with a gleam in his eyes.
although you can't see it;
You know he is smiling
Each time to his bait one does rise.
Though his words are simple hate spew,
Listen, listen, he's calling to you
"Feed the Troll”, respond to his crap.
Answer, argue, respond to his crap.
My first submission, have at me.
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Kudos for picking a Julie Andrews song. Truly a legend. Your parody is a little esoteric. Most people are probably unfamiliar with the Say Anything blog. A Google search shows a North Dakota based website. Is RBB short for RealityBasedBob? You did paint a good picture of what one thinks of when assessing an average trolls motivations and living accomodations. 544 and keep up the good work.
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