Song Parodies -> Ate Miles' Eye
| Original Song Title: | "Eight Miles High" |
| Original Performer: | The Byrds |
| Parody Song Title: | "Ate Miles' Eye" |
| Parody Written by: | Johnny D |
Ate Miles' eye
And then chewed Dutch Brown
Yul's fine fat is
Stranger than Jones'
Slime's in the meat
That Jay's marrow's showing
Art's gums' where
Jud's spleen sings alone
Go where Pierre's
Rump can be found
A bung-hose
That made a groovy ground-round
Brain gray-brown
Bones pour it down
In creases
Skull-pieces unbound
Round Pierre's
Puddles of gore
Some quaffing
Some lusting for more
Crime-chalk scenes
And black limousines
None living
All cannibal-scones
And then chewed Dutch Brown
Yul's fine fat is
Stranger than Jones'
Slime's in the meat
That Jay's marrow's showing
Art's gums' where
Jud's spleen sings alone
Go where Pierre's
Rump can be found
A bung-hose
That made a groovy ground-round
Brain gray-brown
Bones pour it down
In creases
Skull-pieces unbound
Round Pierre's
Puddles of gore
Some quaffing
Some lusting for more
Crime-chalk scenes
And black limousines
None living
All cannibal-scones
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