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Song Parodies -> "Flying Above, Doom"
Original Song Title:
"Fly Me to the Moon"
Original Performer:
Frank Sinatra
Parody Song Title:
"Flying Above, Doom"
Parody Written by:
John A. Barry
The Lyrics
Flying above, doom,
on the day the mayhem starts.
Never seen anything like
scourging flocks that had such smarts.
These mother birds fly then land
on mothers cursed…crazy, risky!
Killers in this throng—
it’s as if they’re settling a score.
It’s a mighty strong corps…
they can peck right through a door.
These mother birds make me blue.
These mother birds: no love crew.
Will this go on long?
I just cannot take much more
of this mighty strong corps
that can peck and claw and score.
These mother birds could get you.
These mother birds would love to.
on the day the mayhem starts.
Never seen anything like
scourging flocks that had such smarts.
These mother birds fly then land
on mothers cursed…crazy, risky!
Killers in this throng—
it’s as if they’re settling a score.
It’s a mighty strong corps…
they can peck right through a door.
These mother birds make me blue.
These mother birds: no love crew.
Will this go on long?
I just cannot take much more
of this mighty strong corps
that can peck and claw and score.
These mother birds could get you.
These mother birds would love to.
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