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Song Parodies -> "Nazz's Song"

Original Song Title:

"Blue"

 (MP3)
Original Performer:

LeAnn Rimes

Parody Song Title:

"Nazz's Song"

Parody Written by:

Josh Taylor(Ed, Josh, & Nazz)

The Lyrics

(Chorus)
Oooooooo,
Oh, so lonesome for Ed
Why can't he be true over me?
Ooooooo,
Oh, so lonesome for you
Tears fill my eyes 'till I can't see

My pores are screaming and here am I
Ed's really funny, so homesick I could cry

(Chorus)
Oooooooo,
Oh, so lonesome for Ed
Why can't he be true over me?

Now that supper's over, I realized
Those crude words he whispered, were nothing but lies

(Chorus)
Oooooooo,
Oh, so lonesome for Ed
Why can't he be true over me?
Why can't he be true over me?
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Natasha - January 17, 2007 - Report this comment
This is too similar to the real song.

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