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Song Parodies -> "Two Can Play This Tune"
Original Song Title:
"Tuesday Afternoon"
(MP3)Original Performer:
The Moody Blues
Parody Song Title:
"Two Can Play This Tune"
Parody Written by:
David Chrenko
The Lyrics
I wrote this with our good friends and writing compadres, Rick & Mari Duncan, in mind.
Two can play this tune.
I think they wrote it in "C" - but I'll start in "A".
It doesn't matter to me - changing the song that way.
Someone accom-panies.
The sound is soaring. I hear - perhaps a flute of wood.
The crowd is pouring their beer - we're startin' to sound good . . .
I'm listening to myself a-strummin' Moody Blues.
My wife joins in on flute - best duos come in twos.
So keep on playing, while I parody this song.
May have to play it twice, 'cause it's not very long.
Two can play this tune . . . Two can play this tune!
(start song over)
Two can play this tune.
I think they wrote it in "C" - but I'll start in "A".
It doesn't matter to me - changing the song that way.
Someone accom-panies.
The sound is soaring. I hear - perhaps a flute of wood.
The crowd is pouring their beer - we're startin' to sound good . . .
I'm listening to myself a-strummin' Moody Blues.
My wife joins in on flute - best duos come in twos.
So keep on playing, while I parody this song.
I'm glad we played it twice, 'cause it's not very long.
Two can play this tune . . . Two can play this tune!
I think they wrote it in "C" - but I'll start in "A".
It doesn't matter to me - changing the song that way.
Someone accom-panies.
The sound is soaring. I hear - perhaps a flute of wood.
The crowd is pouring their beer - we're startin' to sound good . . .
I'm listening to myself a-strummin' Moody Blues.
My wife joins in on flute - best duos come in twos.
So keep on playing, while I parody this song.
May have to play it twice, 'cause it's not very long.
Two can play this tune . . . Two can play this tune!
(start song over)
Two can play this tune.
I think they wrote it in "C" - but I'll start in "A".
It doesn't matter to me - changing the song that way.
Someone accom-panies.
The sound is soaring. I hear - perhaps a flute of wood.
The crowd is pouring their beer - we're startin' to sound good . . .
I'm listening to myself a-strummin' Moody Blues.
My wife joins in on flute - best duos come in twos.
So keep on playing, while I parody this song.
I'm glad we played it twice, 'cause it's not very long.
Two can play this tune . . . Two can play this tune!
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Great job, David! 5's!
You continue to amaze and delight us, Dave. You kept this generic, so I can't complain about it being too "in-crowd". As you know, we do play this song in our act. I think I'm going to copy this and keep it in the guitar case. It's a great commercial for our act. If we sing it,we'll let you know what people thought.
David, well done - I always appreciate a good Moody Blues parody (I've posted several on Amiright), and this is indeed one of the best! I like "Tuesday Afternoon" too, and did my own parody of it awhile back, "Boozeday Afternoon":
http://www.amiright.com/parody/60s/themoodyblues3.shtml
http://www.amiright.com/parody/60s/themoodyblues3.shtml
I think you got to several here with your parody of Moody Blues. I wrote one too and it was a very pleasurable song to parody. Your parody is a well written one! 5's :)
I'm so glad Rick & Mari have joined us here, at the site! They are a fun couple! I especially enjoy their recordings!
I agree, Diva. They are even more fun in person. Rick loves bringing out the unexpected from a group of people. I remember one party we were at, where a couple members of the punk band "Fear" were in attendance. Somehow, Rick got them joining him in a rendition of "You've Got To Hide Your Love Away".
Yeah, but then they pants me and gave me a tattoo.
i love parodies that make fun of the songs that are being parodied its so....uh....zen
Awwww, Dave! This is very cute. Love the "best duos come in twos" line. And thanks, Diva!
Very nice Dave!
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