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Song Parodies -> "Annie Wilkes"

Original Song Title:

"Annie's Song"

 (MP3)
Original Performer:

John Denver

Parody Song Title:

"Annie Wilkes"

Parody Written by:

theChemist

The Lyrics

Based on the character in the Stephen King novel Misery, one of my favorite King works.
You cut off my right foot, with an axe to the ankle
Cause I have been out stealing, more Novril for the pain
But I will keep on writing, Misery back into life
You hacked off my left thumb, don't hurt me again!

You know I hate you, though I write my book for you
While you mowed that young trooper, cause he found me in here
So I think I will kill you, after I burn "Misery"
So come let me thwack you, with this typewriter!

You stick me with hypos, every night in my bedroom
You stuck me in the basement, when you took off again
Finally I grabbed me some lighter fluid, so I could burn it
You hacked off my left thumb, how I was in pain!
I can't remember in thr book is it said if it was his right or left foot she cut off, but I'm pretty sure it was the right.

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