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Song Parodies -> "Hiroshima Fan"

Original Song Title:

"Solitary Man"

 (MP3)
Original Performer:

Neil Diamond

Parody Song Title:

"Hiroshima Fan"

Parody Written by:

Malcolm Higgins

The Lyrics

to the 40,000 protesters who marched on Central park the other day, I hope you refund your welfare cheques en masse and head off to the japanese "we hire american protesters work office', and fly there soon, traitorous bastards.
the war it was fine till the japs hit the harbour
came with tides, suicides
we came alone, and what we did was better
atomic blam, uncle sam

don't know who we killed, but we filled all the bags there
those who then stayed, they decayed and grew bad there
I'm still what I am, hiroshima fan
hiroshima fan

I've had it to here with the sad sack assed peaceniks
full of sass, kiss my ass
I know it's been done talking peace to a commie
it takes time, they're all slime

don't know who we killed, but we filled all the bags there
those who then stayed, they decayed and grew bad there
I'm still what I am, hiroshima fan
hiroshima fan

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