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Song Parodies -> "Rainbow Beer Flustered"

Original Song Title:

"Mean Mr. Mustard"

Original Performer:

The Beatles

Parody Song Title:

"Rainbow Beer Flustered"

Parody Written by:

Arden Ockkerfuss

The Lyrics

Rainbow Beer flustered, none are real dark
Japanese art, Hokkaido is made there
Ryuhyo blue is cold
Iceberg water, seaweed extract bold
Hamanasu red from shore pear gold
In bottles, not cans
For such is demand

Then there's Jayaga purple draft
Strange potato crop, but a trend-setter
Shiretoko is the one that is green
Fermented seaweed supreme
All these colors seem extreme
Compared to standard demand
Yellow, Black, and Brown brands

But it sure beats Gau Jal [1]
[1] Indian bottled Cow Water (sold cow urine for consumption)
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