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Song Parodies -> "Eat My Shoes (The Tucker Carlson Story)"
Original Song Title:
"Blue Suede Shoes"
Original Performer:
Carl Perkins
Parody Song Title:
"Eat My Shoes (The Tucker Carlson Story)"
Parody Written by:
Michael Pacholek
The Lyrics
"If Hillary Clinton's book sells a million copies, I will eat my shoes." -- Tucker Carlson, conservative newspaper columnist and co-host of "Crossfire" on CNN. Last Tuesday, Simon & Schuster announced that Hillary's book, "Living History," which they published, had passed the million-sale mark. Later that day, she came onto the "Crossfire" set and presented Carlson with a cake in the form of a giant shoe. "This shoe is a wingtip," she said. "A right wingtip." Tucker had his cake and ate it, too. This song came out in 1956, first by Carl Perkins, then shortly thereafter by Elvis Presley.
Well it's one and a million, two shoes to go
three times I said it, she made that dough!
And now I gotta go eat my shoes.
Why did I say anything? Now I gotta go eat my shoes.
Well, Paul Begala came, laughed in my face.
Her book went and sold all over the place.
And now there's a thing I don't wanna do.
And, uh-oh, honey, I'll go eat my shoes!
And now I gotta go eat my shoes.
Why did I say anything? Now I gotta go eat my shoes.
(Guitar break -- Aw, let's go, Paul!)
The book's not in my house, in my car.
To the right wing I go very far.
But it sold a million, and I know it's true.
And, uh-oh, honey, I'll go eat my shoes!
And now I gotta go eat my shoes.
Why did I say anything? Now I gotta go eat my shoes.
Rock!
(guitar break)
Well it's one and a million, two shoes to go
three times I said it, she made that dough!
And now I gotta go eat my shoes.
Why did I say anything? Now I gotta go eat my shoes.
Well it's eat, eat, eat my shoes!
Eat, eat, eat my shoes! Yeah!
Eat, eat, eat my shoes, baby!
Eat, eat, eat my shoes!
Why did I say anything? Now I gotta go eat my shoes!
three times I said it, she made that dough!
And now I gotta go eat my shoes.
Why did I say anything? Now I gotta go eat my shoes.
Well, Paul Begala came, laughed in my face.
Her book went and sold all over the place.
And now there's a thing I don't wanna do.
And, uh-oh, honey, I'll go eat my shoes!
And now I gotta go eat my shoes.
Why did I say anything? Now I gotta go eat my shoes.
(Guitar break -- Aw, let's go, Paul!)
The book's not in my house, in my car.
To the right wing I go very far.
But it sold a million, and I know it's true.
And, uh-oh, honey, I'll go eat my shoes!
And now I gotta go eat my shoes.
Why did I say anything? Now I gotta go eat my shoes.
Rock!
(guitar break)
Well it's one and a million, two shoes to go
three times I said it, she made that dough!
And now I gotta go eat my shoes.
Why did I say anything? Now I gotta go eat my shoes.
Well it's eat, eat, eat my shoes!
Eat, eat, eat my shoes! Yeah!
Eat, eat, eat my shoes, baby!
Eat, eat, eat my shoes!
Why did I say anything? Now I gotta go eat my shoes!
Thankyaverymuch.
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Michael, you're extra sharp today.
I love it 10 on everything!...............Gator Boy, Sk8er Boi...........Does Anyone like my parody.I m only 11
Great job, Michael. You beat me to the punch on this one.
Not one of Tucker Carlson's more astute predictions - he should have realized there is a strong demand for fiction. Excellent parody with good top (and bottom) comments, as usual.
Good job Michael...but I mean, anyone could have told Tucker that the book was going to sell a million copies, I mean, its expensive to line bird cages with newspaper every day....
What are you talking about, Billy? The New York Post is just 50 cents!
ah Michael...I dont consider the New York Post a real Newspaper! HA! Bet you werent expecting that lol
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