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Song Parodies -> "Peep Through My Window"
Original Song Title:
"Come To My Window"
Original Performer:
Melissa Ethridge
Parody Song Title:
"Peep Through My Window"
Parody Written by:
Rick Duncan
The Lyrics
Peep through my window
Look inside, late in the night
Of my moon
Peep through my window
You just might swoon
I'll provide the ladder
And leave on the bedroom light
You can stand on the top rung
And get an awesome sight
You should see how much I'll show
To please a peeping tom
You should see how much I'll flash
This 500 pound Mom
Just to retch you
Just to retch you
Just to retch you
Peep through my window
Look inside, late in the night
Of my moon
Peep through my window
You just might swoon
You won't keep eyes open
You won't be able to think
I promise breathtaking views
That makes your willy shrink
Nothing will prepare you
For my massively huge chest
I'm usually downing food
You can come in at my behest
Just to eat you
Just to eat you
Oh, to eat you
Peep through my window
Look inside, late in the night
Of my moon
Peep through my window
You just might swoon
I don't care if you blink
And your hair might turn gray
You will never peep again
You'll run away
Peep through my window
Look inside, late in the night
Of my moon
Peep through my window
You just might swoon
Look inside, late in the night
Of my moon
Peep through my window
You just might swoon
I'll provide the ladder
And leave on the bedroom light
You can stand on the top rung
And get an awesome sight
You should see how much I'll show
To please a peeping tom
You should see how much I'll flash
This 500 pound Mom
Just to retch you
Just to retch you
Just to retch you
Peep through my window
Look inside, late in the night
Of my moon
Peep through my window
You just might swoon
You won't keep eyes open
You won't be able to think
I promise breathtaking views
That makes your willy shrink
Nothing will prepare you
For my massively huge chest
I'm usually downing food
You can come in at my behest
Just to eat you
Just to eat you
Oh, to eat you
Peep through my window
Look inside, late in the night
Of my moon
Peep through my window
You just might swoon
I don't care if you blink
And your hair might turn gray
You will never peep again
You'll run away
Peep through my window
Look inside, late in the night
Of my moon
Peep through my window
You just might swoon
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I totally LOVE the OS...and this made me giggle...=)
I really like the OS, too...Rick...I didn't even know who Melissa Etheridge was...until I started dating this girl in the 90's who was a bit, uh...younger than I...(17 years)...and I ended up really liking her stuff...OH, yeah...Melissa's stuff, too...5's ~ ~ ~
Funny one, Rick. Hey, Paul, I'm seeing a new, younger girl now too. Thanks to my new telescope. Oh yeah, fives.
I see... Stacy's Mom has got it going on, and on, and on, and on... I'm sure glad the Big E is going on and on. Whoever called her "the female Bruce Springsteen" got that right. Except she's a better guitar player.
Now why do the words "carpet" and "munching" come to mind?
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