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Song Parodies -> "Scrambled Head From Sniffin' Glue"

Original Song Title:

"Medicated Goo"

 (MP3)
Original Performer:

Traffic

Parody Song Title:

"Scrambled Head From Sniffin' Glue"

Parody Written by:

Paul Robinson

The Lyrics

Yet another entry in the "Paul Robinson's Health & Safety Guide". Heh...Sniffing glue is bad for you...like you need a "Rocket Scientist" to tell you that...lol...Also, another fine OS by 'Traffic" here...OH...the "Spoken" parts appearing mid-song are during the instrumental break...there are no words or lyrics there in the OS...they're just there to give a little more flavor to the piece...
{Instrumental intro}

Whiffed out Wally Wanker, why don't you move?
you brain has been abused
and your 'thinker' must have blown a fuse
Out in the alley; the whole sick crew
They're down there sniffin' glue that will
surely turn their brains into "Goo"
('Moo')

Head hollow now from sniffin' glue
Completely trashed; it's worthless now to you
You fool, it ain't good for you
Resp'ratory damage; possible it may ensue
(True)

Sniffin' Sammy's brain cells have now been blown
If you asked him for his name he would shrug
and say "I just don't know"
Unsteady Eddie's ineptness grows
from a bag he has been "huffin"
now Reality just comes and goes

No fallacy; it is quite true
it is not good; inhaling toxic fumes
Turn blue; then soon you are through
Brain cells, dude, no way that they can be renewed

{Instrumental break}

{Spoken:}
(Man, looks like walls are moving)
(and the floors, too...)
(Say, man, did you know you have horns growing? Yeah...but, they look good on you, dude, you should keep 'em...)

Panting Danny mumbles without a clue
creatures in the zoo
are more cognizant; it's really true
His wires crossed; man, he came unspooled
and now his gait is stiff
all he does is pick his nose and drool
(Eeewww!)

Stupidity, your attitude
You disregarded scientific proof
assumed that you could undo
Damage to your head; a shock to find that isn't true

{Instrumental Break}

Your thoughts are strained now through that glue
You can't remember what you need to do
You're screwed; yes, and surely doomed
Loved-ones soon will kneel and pray around your tomb
(boo, hoo-hoo-hoo-hoo)

{Instrumental jam out to Fade}

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Pacing: 5.0
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Overall Rating: 5.0

Total Votes: 7

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Adagio - September 26, 2005 - Report this comment
A lot to think about and funny too. I really liked it, Paul! 5's
alvin rhodes - September 26, 2005 - Report this comment
fun to sing along with...5s
Rick C - September 26, 2005 - Report this comment
This should stick with me for a while..:-) 555
Paul Robinson - September 26, 2005 - Report this comment
Adagio, alvin & Rick C...stick with me & you'll go places...Thanks ~ ~ ~
AFW - September 26, 2005 - Report this comment
DKOS, but my dog, Sniffy told me it was good..and to vote, anyway.
carol - September 26, 2005 - Report this comment
Oh my spinning head! Three 5's.
Red Ant - September 26, 2005 - Report this comment
I DKTOS here unfortunately but this a great parody here; parodying the instrumental parts is something that I haven't thought of much, though putting in words were solos are played at fairly high speeds (i.e. most of what I listen to) is problematic at best.
Paul Robinson - September 27, 2005 - Report this comment
AFW - Tell Sniffy he is a good dog and give him a treat. carol, when you fall, try not to fall over to the Right...it's really thorny over there...lol...Red, thanks! It was an idea that occurred to me a little while after I started fooling around recording vocal overlays on top of the OS tracks. During instrumental parts, especially long ones, I was just standing there waiting however long...30-40-45-seconds, or even a minute or more...boring...I remembered having the same experience years ago when I tried a bit of karaoke for a while...boring...and throws you off sync when it's time to pick up the song and sing the lyrics again...so I started putting things in...at first just singing the notes to the lead instrumental solo...then I started using some of the words or phrases from the song...singing them so they would fit in with the instrumental notes I was hearing...anyway, that's how it evolved and I like what it allows me to do quite a bit. The high-speed solo's, especially if they are right up front and high-volume would be a problem, yeah...if would depend on all the other variables what, if anything you might be able to do with those parts.

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