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Song Parodies -> "Stupid Love Songs"
Original Song Title:
"Silly Love Songs"
Original Performer:
Paul McCartney and Wings
Parody Song Title:
"Stupid Love Songs"
Parody Written by:
Phil Alexander
The Lyrics
You'd think that people would have had enough of stupid love songs.
I look around me and I wish that it were so
I'd love to clear the whole sorry world of stupid love songs
Because they're crap
I think you know, 'cause there they go again
They're no good x4
I hate the way they use cliché - hackneyed, it's so hackneyed
Ah, it's such a bore and it's all boring me
It's so hackneyed
Because they're crap
It's true you know, and there they go again
They're no good x2
I wonder if I am missin'
Any depth of meaning at all
I only know that when I listen
They're all so stupid, they're oh so stupid, so very stupid oh, no
How can I tell you how bad these songs are?
How can I tell you how bad these songs are?
How can I tell you how bad these songs are?
(They're no good)
How can I tell you how bad these songs are?
(They're no good)
Repeat ad nauseam
I look around me and I wish that it were so
I'd love to clear the whole sorry world of stupid love songs
Because they're crap
I think you know, 'cause there they go again
They're no good x4
I hate the way they use cliché - hackneyed, it's so hackneyed
Ah, it's such a bore and it's all boring me
It's so hackneyed
Because they're crap
It's true you know, and there they go again
They're no good x2
I wonder if I am missin'
Any depth of meaning at all
I only know that when I listen
They're all so stupid, they're oh so stupid, so very stupid oh, no
How can I tell you how bad these songs are?
How can I tell you how bad these songs are?
How can I tell you how bad these songs are?
(They're no good)
How can I tell you how bad these songs are?
(They're no good)
Repeat ad nauseam
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"I look around me and I see Phil saying no, oh no" ! ;-)
Phil, my sentiments, exactly! Great job!
Thanks.. I guess my other entry for today is a love song of sorts, though; though "Bed of Roses" isn't your usual sort of silly love song, the parody is a bit less, er, chivalric.
Phil--I've thought lately that love is a many-splintered thing
I like this joke. When did Paul McCartney write "Silly Love Songs"? Answer: 1962-2003
Rick, I give you 5-5-5 for that comment! :-D Oh, and Phil, the parody was good too. ;-)
Rick, does that mean that the songs he wrote prior to 1962 werent silly love songs? lol...anyway, not all love songs are bad...only the sappy ones
Gee Billy. It's a joke. Pick a year. Anyway, you all know I'm a fan. Here's another. What did George give Patti Harrison? The Clapton! I know, not as funny now that he's gone.
Good job, Phil!!
Rick, I don't know why that joke you tolded. I am revolted, true!
Liked it Phil and good jokes Rick.
Liberals and stupid songs about nothing many many nothings
Nice job proving that even a random "mediocre" Phil song is still superior to just about everything being submitted these days. Your problem is that people can read
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