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Song Parodies -> "I've Been Worried 'Bout My Boyfriend"
Original Song Title:
"I've Been Working on the Railroad"
Original Performer:
Trad.
Parody Song Title:
"I've Been Worried 'Bout My Boyfriend"
Parody Written by:
Rick Duncan
The Lyrics
This should be my 1100th parody. It's been very hard to write this last hundred. Every time I reach a milestone like this I say I'm going to retire. Then something starts me up again. I have HUGE respect for the Malcolms and John Barrys here. (As well as those down the list who really write well.) I'll be around, and happy to chat with you all, and once again, thanks Chucky.
I’ve been worried ‘bout my boyfriend
Almost every day
I’ve been worried ‘bout my boyfriend
Cause I think he’s turning gay
Yesterday his slip was showin’
He didn’t wear a bra before
Soon I think he will be outing
‘Gina, he’ll abhor
My, where did he go?
My, where did he go?
My, I think he’s been reborn
My, where did he go?
My, where did he go?
My, I think he’ll try gay porn
Never been a bitcher or whinah
Never been so bitchy my Joe-oe-oe-oe
Now he’s such a bitcher and whinah
Hummin’ tunes from “Chicago”
Oh, my, piddle he sits low
Oh, my piddle he sits low-o-o-o
Oh, my, piddle he sits low
Hummin’ on the guys he know
Almost every day
I’ve been worried ‘bout my boyfriend
Cause I think he’s turning gay
Yesterday his slip was showin’
He didn’t wear a bra before
Soon I think he will be outing
‘Gina, he’ll abhor
My, where did he go?
My, where did he go?
My, I think he’s been reborn
My, where did he go?
My, where did he go?
My, I think he’ll try gay porn
Never been a bitcher or whinah
Never been so bitchy my Joe-oe-oe-oe
Now he’s such a bitcher and whinah
Hummin’ tunes from “Chicago”
Oh, my, piddle he sits low
Oh, my piddle he sits low-o-o-o
Oh, my, piddle he sits low
Hummin’ on the guys he know
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Hehe..this was hilarious! I only know part of the original song, but since the bit I did know was so prefectly paced in your parody I'm guessing it's equally so throughout the rest, so... 555 from me!
that's awsome!
he he
1100...onward and forward!..The last stanza was a bit weird, even for you, but this was giggleworthy.
I'm a lumberjack and I'm okay...
A real hum-dinger that Joe he is. He`s probably getting a Gay-Station for Christmas. Congrats on the milestone Rick and I haven`t received your $29.95 for S&H for your PTL membership yet. 2-LOUD is wondering when you all are going to pony up the dough.
OK Don B. I told them leggo my arm now, K?
5 Ayes for the straight guy.
OK Don B. I told them leggo my arm now, K?
5 Ayes for the straight guy.
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