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Song Parodies -> "Kyle"

Original Song Title:

"Smile"

Original Performer:

Nat King Cole

Parody Song Title:

"Kyle"

Parody Written by:

Violet T. Riol

The Lyrics

Kyle has got some pards shaking
Kyle a Hill oath is taking
His crooked crowd had to lie to get by
And now Kyle's causing fear and sorrow
Kyle, what'll he say tomorrow?
We'll hear the schmuck runt whining
Screwing who?

Blighted, the house of Justice
White House, sick with a pus cyst
"Which one", I hear you ask, "there's a whole schmear
Of this slime and they all are lying"
Kyle may have several crying
Maybe not tears of crocodile
They rue c**t Kyle

(interrogational interlude)

Slimy Kyle's crew was wholesale lying
Riled Al's the whole day trying
To dig out from under the pile
Of steaming guile
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