Song Parodies -> Goodbye Jello Brick Mold
| Original Song Title: | "Goodbye Yellow Brick Road" |
| Original Performer: | Elton John |
| Parody Song Title: | "Goodbye Jello Brick Mold" |
| Parody Written by: | Leo Keough |
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When are you gonna move out
When are you going to scram
I should have brayed in alarm
(I) should have whistled to your cold clam
You know we can't hold it together
We didn't find love that's true
It's not so pleasant to pretend we're copin'
With joy so strung that we're swigging the booze...
Ah-ah-ah-ah-ah
Ah-ah-ah
So goodbye Jello brick mold
And the crocks of variety sprouts
Your Jasmine tea and your lentils
I'm going back to my slouch
Back to the Hungry Man chow in the nook
Munching the doughy snack rolls
Oh I've finally imagined my futile life
Without the Jello brick mold...
Ah-ah-ah-ah-ah
Ah-ah-ah-aaagh!
What do I drink to losin'
A set of hooks and your skeins
And your tape of a concert by the Philharmonic
Your letter from the Queen of Spain
Maybe I'll check in the basement
No telling what's laying around
Fond troves, you'd claim there were many
Trinkets and knickknacks I knew could be found...
Ah-ah-ah-ah-ah
Ah-ah-ah
So goodbye Jello brick mold
And your half of the his-and-hers towels
Your satin sheets and your pink blouse
I'm going back to my prowl
Back to the honky old tonks with my wood
Hunching the horny stacked hoes
Oh I've finally imagined my hoochy life
Without the Jello brick mold...
Ah-ah-ah-ah-ah
Ah-ah-ah-aaagh!
When are you going to scram
I should have brayed in alarm
(I) should have whistled to your cold clam
You know we can't hold it together
We didn't find love that's true
It's not so pleasant to pretend we're copin'
With joy so strung that we're swigging the booze...
Ah-ah-ah-ah-ah
Ah-ah-ah
So goodbye Jello brick mold
And the crocks of variety sprouts
Your Jasmine tea and your lentils
I'm going back to my slouch
Back to the Hungry Man chow in the nook
Munching the doughy snack rolls
Oh I've finally imagined my futile life
Without the Jello brick mold...
Ah-ah-ah-ah-ah
Ah-ah-ah-aaagh!
What do I drink to losin'
A set of hooks and your skeins
And your tape of a concert by the Philharmonic
Your letter from the Queen of Spain
Maybe I'll check in the basement
No telling what's laying around
Fond troves, you'd claim there were many
Trinkets and knickknacks I knew could be found...
Ah-ah-ah-ah-ah
Ah-ah-ah
So goodbye Jello brick mold
And your half of the his-and-hers towels
Your satin sheets and your pink blouse
I'm going back to my prowl
Back to the honky old tonks with my wood
Hunching the horny stacked hoes
Oh I've finally imagined my hoochy life
Without the Jello brick mold...
Ah-ah-ah-ah-ah
Ah-ah-ah-aaagh!
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love the quirky concept
What a great title and write! Good story with this one - if she was making you jello molds, you ought to leave.
Tie for title of the day.
What Tim said
Very creative ...with entertaining lines and phrases
Evocative n' finely crafted melenjollies here, Leo!
Makes me shiver
Well done, Leo(can you make Jello well done?)...
Fives...
Thanks everyone!!!
Transcends parody...a great "love" song in its own right!
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