Song Parodies -> "Live Sex On Web Camera"

Original Song Title:

"Sweet Home Alabama"

Original Performer:

Train

Parody Song Title:

"Live Sex On Web Camera"

Parody Written by:

Lisa & Cori

The Lyrics

Cori and I had nothing else better to do...lol and no we don't go chatting up guyz on the internet, we just hear those stories so we decided to make up our own version, enjoy!

Dialin' up...

Teen chat room keeps on burning
All the hot guys are signin' in
Started talking to this new man
Falling for a net dude once agian
And I need to log in, yes

Well I heard he is young with a rich father
Well I heard he owns half the town
Well, his photo was of Heath Ledger
This stupid girl believed him all around, anyhow

Live sex on web camera
Had nothing else to do
Live sex on web camera
Found he he was 52

I gave out my address and phone number
I never knew what he would do
Now outside my house, he's stalkin me
Well he sure ain't 22
There's your proof

Live sex on web camera
Had nothing else to do
Live sex on web camera
Found out he was 52

Now you young girls that are net chatters
He's lying when he says he's 22 (He's 52)
Girls be careful when he talks to you
He'll come for you!

Live sex on web camera
Had nothing else to do
Live sex on web camera
Found out he was 52, not 22

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Johnny D - January 14, 2004 - Report this comment

LOL! Funny stuff ! 5's

You might get a laugh from my own web-sex parody of ABBA's song "Dancing Queen":

http://www.amiright.com/parody/70s/abba42.shtml

Mr. X - January 14, 2004 - Report this comment

I thought Lynyrd Skynyrd sang the original.

Meriadoc - January 14, 2004 - Report this comment

Very funny parody! And Mr. X must be 52, not 22! ;-D 22 year olds have never heard of Lynyrd Skynard, I suspect... ;-)

Lisa - January 14, 2004 - Report this comment

Lol yes sorry I realized I put the wrong artist on after I posted it -_-

Paul Robinson - January 15, 2004 - Report this comment

Lisa & Cori, Excellent job!! 5-5-5 - I don't know any group called "Train" but your parody works with Lynyrd Skynard's version just fine. And no one can accuse me of being a dirty old man of 52 'cause I'm (leer-leer) 53. Shoot! I wasn't gonna give that away, I wanted people to look at the Messageboard - one of the younger folks asked about authors ages and as of my 01/13/04 post I was the Oldest Fart on the block (there were a couple "decline to state" comments, I'm trying to egg them on here to 'fess up). OH....On the first time you did the chorus did you mean to put "Found he he was 52" or "Found out he was 52" ? I didn't mark you down 'cause everything else was perfect. I'd be a little pickier with one of the other "Old Farts" on the site but this was the first time I've seen your stuff and it's really very good. Thanks Johnny D & Meriadoc for bringing this fine job up close enough to my old eyes to check it out.

Michael Pacholek - January 16, 2004 - Report this comment

You played this one to the Hilt...on.

Cori - January 18, 2004 - Report this comment

Go Lisa! we're no. eighty-nine in the weekly top 100!

Guy - January 18, 2004 - Report this comment

Not bad for a really old song. The parody is good too. 5's.

Mr. X - January 23, 2004 - Report this comment

I would just like to inform the person who commented about my age that I am 24. Also, you spelled Skynyrd wrong.

Mr. X - January 23, 2004 - Report this comment

One other thing-- I've heard of Lynyrd SkynYrd all my life.

FuNkY mOnKeY - February 15, 2004 - Report this comment

Paul R : WHAT???? You haven't heard of Train? I love Train. (Well, then, I'm 14 this year. . .) Their hits have been "Meet Virginia"..."Drops of Jupiter"..."She's on Fire"..."Calling All Angels"...and "When I Look to the Sky". I was confused that this was showing up as a Train parody though, so I'm not totally clueless :D

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