Song Parodies -> Lady Anaheim
| Original Song Title: | "Lady Marmalade" |
| Original Performer: | Labelle |
| Parody Song Title: | "Lady Anaheim" |
| Parody Written by: | Freddie C. |
You guessed it: This is about a frustrated L.A. Dodger fan who suddenly discovered the Anaheim Angels. They won the World Series in 2002, and coupled with the Lakers' NBA championship, Los Angeles has produced two championships coming from the same city since 1988, when the Lakers and Dodgers won.
Hey sister, soul sister, go sister, soul sister!
Hey sister, soul sister, go sister, soul sister!
He's not a fan of the L.A. Dodger team, not since they sold the ballclub
He heard, Hello, hey Joe, you know where we can go?
Get yourself a better ballclub, get yourself an Angel halo
Mucho Rally Monkey, ya-ya, Angel Lady Anaheim!
Voulez-vous play ball avec moi, ce soir?
Voulez-vous play ball avec moi?
Drove down the Freeway into Anaheim
Into Edison International Field
Oh, the exit ahead, he started to smile
Got himself some home-run hitting, got himself some ThunderStix
Mucho Rally Monkey, ya-ya, Angel Lady Anaheim!
Voulez-vous play ball avec moi, ce soir?
Voulez-vous play ball avec moi?
Hey hey hey, wearing an Angels cap on her head
Cause she knows these Angels can play
Made the hungry fan inside crazy, till he cried
More, more, more!
Now he has traded his old Dodger blues for Anaheim Angels red
With this new girl he'll sleep and her Angels he'll keep
More, more, more!
She got him a better ballclub, she got him an Angel halo
Mucho Rally Monkey, ya-ya, Angel Lady Anaheim!
Hey sister, soul sister, go sister, soul sister!
He's not a fan of the L.A. Dodger team, not since they sold the ballclub
He heard, Hello, hey Joe, you know where we can go?
Get yourself a better ballclub, get yourself an Angel halo
Mucho Rally Monkey, ya-ya, Angel Lady Anaheim!
Voulez-vous play ball avec moi, ce soir?
Voulez-vous play ball avec moi?
Drove down the Freeway into Anaheim
Into Edison International Field
Oh, the exit ahead, he started to smile
Got himself some home-run hitting, got himself some ThunderStix
Mucho Rally Monkey, ya-ya, Angel Lady Anaheim!
Voulez-vous play ball avec moi, ce soir?
Voulez-vous play ball avec moi?
Hey hey hey, wearing an Angels cap on her head
Cause she knows these Angels can play
Made the hungry fan inside crazy, till he cried
More, more, more!
Now he has traded his old Dodger blues for Anaheim Angels red
With this new girl he'll sleep and her Angels he'll keep
More, more, more!
She got him a better ballclub, she got him an Angel halo
Mucho Rally Monkey, ya-ya, Angel Lady Anaheim!
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I'll never forgive that damn rally monkey for beating my Yankees two years ago...ah, well. Nice parody anyway. Fives.
Ripoff! See "Lady Meadowland!" For crying out loud, you even used half of my lyrics!
As a resident of Southern California, I would like to point out that Anaheim and Los Angeles are two different cities. I would also like to point out that the Angels no longer play in Edison International Field. Since the Angels won the 1992 World Championship, the cost of keeping its name on the field got too expensive for Edison, and the field is now known as Angel Stadium.
Thanks for the heads-up, but you screwed up one detail: The Angels did not win a World Series until 2002. It was the Blue Jays who won it in 1992.
You got me, Freddie!
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