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Song Parodies -> "Who is that Old Lady in the Mirror (The Five Stages of Aging)"
Original Song Title:
"How Much is that Doggie in the Window"
(MP3)Original Performer:
Patti Page
Parody Song Title:
"Who is that Old Lady in the Mirror (The Five Stages of Aging)"
Parody Written by:
jango
The Lyrics
Denial, Anger, Bargaining, Depression/Desperation, More Anger, Temporary Acceptance
Who is that old lady in the mirror?
The one with the wrinkly face?
She's oddly familiar, yet I fear her...
I think that I've seen her, someplace.
Her skin looks like sheets of crumpled foil,
From lying out nude as a lass,
Whoever invented tanning oil
Deserves a swift kick in the @$$.
Well, I rubbed a plant and was allergic,
It swelled up my eyes and my face,
The lines disappeared...but it is worth it?
A facial with poison oak paste?
I set my young head upon my pillow,
A ringer for Sleeping Beauty,
Now I look more like Grandmother Willow,
Please bring back Aurora to me.
Who is that old geezer in the photo?
The one with the pear shaped behind?
I used to smile pretty for the camera,
But now that thing's no friend of mine.
Oh who's the old gal in the bikini?
The one with the dimply butt?
The people who know me all accept me,
And they love me no matter what!
The one with the wrinkly face?
She's oddly familiar, yet I fear her...
I think that I've seen her, someplace.
Her skin looks like sheets of crumpled foil,
From lying out nude as a lass,
Whoever invented tanning oil
Deserves a swift kick in the @$$.
Well, I rubbed a plant and was allergic,
It swelled up my eyes and my face,
The lines disappeared...but it is worth it?
A facial with poison oak paste?
I set my young head upon my pillow,
A ringer for Sleeping Beauty,
Now I look more like Grandmother Willow,
Please bring back Aurora to me.
Who is that old geezer in the photo?
The one with the pear shaped behind?
I used to smile pretty for the camera,
But now that thing's no friend of mine.
Oh who's the old gal in the bikini?
The one with the dimply butt?
The people who know me all accept me,
And they love me no matter what!
Lather, rinse, repeat.
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Nice job.
Ah! I have a kind mirror, but it's really really far away... :-)
LOL!! 5's Loved it!
*Looks in own mirror. Mirror cracks from side to side. No need to ask the Snowwhite question for the 555:th time*
Wow, thanks for the votes and feedback. Guess I struck a nerve with the aging thing. The bruise will go away soon.
Hmm... slightly different from my own recent take on this song ;-) Incidentally, the comment about poison oak paste is akin to Botox - after all, that's short for Botulinus toxin.. Nice one.
I'll have to look for your song, sorry if mine's similar. When I'm jogging, the rhythm of my pace sometimes hypnotizes me into a song or poem, and it's usually a children's song, so I mutate it to amuse myself.
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