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Song Parodies -> "Oh, What a Day"
Original Song Title:
"December 1963"
Original Performer:
The Four Seasons
Parody Song Title:
"Oh, What a Day"
Parody Written by:
Glynn Leaney
The Lyrics
OH, WHAT A DAY
Oh, what a day,
Last November when we had that storm,
Rather nasty and beyond the norm,
I won't forget it, what a day!
Oh, what a day,
The rain kept falling every single hour,
The village where I live lost all its power,
What a nightmare, what a day!
Oh I, I had to move my wife and child upstairs, in the dry,
Outside, I'd never seen the water quite so high.
Oh, what a day,
Any signs of road had disappeared,
Things were worse than we had ever feared,
Utter chaos, what a day!
Then I looked outside and I saw my next-door neighbour
Trying to start her car, the poor woman was in labour!
Oh, what a day,
Oh I, I'm glad I moved my wife and child upstairs, in the dry,
Outside, I'd never seen the water quite so high.
Oh, what a day,
But by midnight things had settled down,
We were lucky that no-one had drowned,
Very lucky, what a day?
So I went outside just to check my next-door neighbour,
Luckily she had gone, even though she was in labour.
Oh, what a day.
Do-do-do, do-do-do,
Do-do-do-do, oh, what a day,
Do-do-do, do-do-do,
Do-do-do-do-do-do, oh, what a day.
Oh, what a day,
Last November when we had that storm,
Rather nasty and beyond the norm,
I won't forget it, what a day!
Oh, what a day,
The rain kept falling every single hour,
The village where I live lost all its power,
What a nightmare, what a day!
Oh I, I had to move my wife and child upstairs, in the dry,
Outside, I'd never seen the water quite so high.
Oh, what a day,
Any signs of road had disappeared,
Things were worse than we had ever feared,
Utter chaos, what a day!
Then I looked outside and I saw my next-door neighbour
Trying to start her car, the poor woman was in labour!
Oh, what a day,
Oh I, I'm glad I moved my wife and child upstairs, in the dry,
Outside, I'd never seen the water quite so high.
Oh, what a day,
But by midnight things had settled down,
We were lucky that no-one had drowned,
Very lucky, what a day?
So I went outside just to check my next-door neighbour,
Luckily she had gone, even though she was in labour.
Oh, what a day.
Do-do-do, do-do-do,
Do-do-do-do, oh, what a day,
Do-do-do, do-do-do,
Do-do-do-do-do-do, oh, what a day.
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???? What is this????
Brings back memories of the 1993 Kansas City flood and this years February deep freeze.
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