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Song Parodies -> "Gauguin"

Original Song Title:

"Cocaine"

 (MP3)
Original Performer:

Eric Clapton

Parody Song Title:

"Gauguin"

Parody Written by:

John A. Barry

The Lyrics

Some say he was a lout, but his work knocks me out,
Gauguin.
To South Seas he went down; in sun he browned,
Gauguin.
On beach lie, what a guy, a great eye,
Gauguin.

In Paris, drank booze and splattered on the hues,
Gauguin.
When one painting’s done, do another one,
Gauguin.
Then this guy off did fly to beach-lie,
Gauguin.

After he was gone, van Gogh kept painting on. . .
no ’guin.
Paul not coming back, Gogh does an ear hack—
woe, Vince!
One more guy with great eye but self-die—
blow, Vince.

Neither guy can I buy—price too high—
Gogh-guin.
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