That was cute and right on, especially the way he confronted Obama.

This phrase melded in perfectly...'His role, our poster,' :) 5's

lol...dug this a lot...."joe the plumber" sounds like one of your mob fellows

Nice Joeb.

Yeah - you and the sewer pipe you rode in on. This is absolutely over the top. Superb piece of writing here. Says it all. 5s.

Five votes for this working class Joe !

Senator Obama was definitely spreading something around when he told Joe the Plumber he wanted to spread his wealth around. Magna Carta and Adolph Hitler might have been somewhat over the top, but hilariously so. Well done, Guy.

LMAFAO'd at your parody!! I especially love the "sell me, quote me, bail me, bite me" lines!" Ironically, I used to have a plumber whose name is also Joe. He's such a funny guy. Yep, Joe the Plumber in your song drained all our troubles away!! Unanimous 5's all the way!

I remember getting a headache trying to do this song. Well done.

This was plumb flush with great lines

Guy, I don't know how you do it--I can't help but think of the movie "Swing Vote" when it comes to Joe. One guy hanging out there in the media breeze.

Pat, This thing is still booming on the media circuit. What a can of worms has been opened by one average Joe being vetted by a media feeding frenzy. I had reservations about submitting this on Thursday night, until I watched ABC, CBS & NBC early morning news at oh-dark-thirty on Friday morning. When I saw how they attacked that man I felt that I had to say my piece in the way I know best - and that is through satire. Thanks.

Alvin - On a lighter note you made me LOL with your comment. That would be just the name I would use in a mob parody if I needed it. Don't give any ideas - I have too many now for future work that my head hurts from it. Thanks for your comment, buddy.

John B.- LOL - Nice Joeb... I like that come back. Thanks.

Joe A - Yikes! How did you know what I ride to work? Thanks.

M'Lady - You brighten the web page again gracing it with your presence of comment. My thanks I give to you for making my day a bit brighter with your attention.

John J. - Yeah you may be correct. That is a bit of a stretch but it seemed to fit when I wrote it. Thanks.

Christie - I seldom get an LMAFAO'd in my comments. I am pleased to have pleased you. Thanks.

Glen - This is really not a hard song to parody, at least not for me. I have at least seven "Come Together" parodies on this site back to 2003. It's a matter of thinking outside the box on this OS just as it is with "Bohemian Rhapsody" of which I have at least nine published parodies. You simply hear the OS line in your head and imagine something that sounds similar but works for whatever is the subject of your parody. Then it's just a matter of lather, rinse, repeat. Hope to see you do one sometime. You are AKA 2nz, right?

PMS - "Plumb flush", huh? Sounds like a tasty wine. I've heard of a hearts flush, spades flush, clubs flush and diamonds flush, but never a plum(b) flush. Reminds me of a scene at work recently - Our men’s room can only facilitate three users at a time. I was the third in line waiting for relief when finally I heard the sound of a porcelain fixture flushing. That is when I made the remark that this is the only time a flush beats a full house. The guy in front of me very nearly needed a change of trousers more than a porcelain fixture. This kind of situation is a bad time for humor to those waiting. I busted the room wide open with that comment. Thanks for your comment.

Royce! It is so nice to see your name out here. I hope this has brought a bright spot to your day. Take care and go with God.