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Song Parodies -> "Grim Reaper Ran Over By A John Deere"
Original Song Title:
"Grandma Got Ran Over By A Reindeer"
Original Performer:
Traditional
Parody Song Title:
"Grim Reaper Ran Over By A John Deere"
Parody Written by:
card
The Lyrics
Grim Reaper ran over by a John Deere
Tire print tattoo he did receive
Never thought there was no live in dead men
But now I do not know what to believe
Must a been lookin' for a mouse
Or somthin' else I don't know
He took off no hesitatin' And he stumbled in the bushes that we grow
Was still freaked out the next mornin
When I saw the skin he lacked
Dark touch of grey robe was hooded
And incriminatin’ wheel marks in the back
Grim Reaper ran over by a John Deere
Tire print tattoo he did receive
Never thought there was no live in dead men
But now I do not know what to believe
On the sofa there sat Grandpa
I could hear him cuss and yell
Least he’s only watchin’ football
Drinkin’ beer and playin’ cards with Uncle Mel
And my head began to ponder
Thought of family dressed in black
And I just cant help but wonder
Maybe he or something come to haunt us back?
Grim Reaper ran over by a John Deere
Tire print tattoo he did receive
Never thought there was no live in dead men
But now I do not know what to believe
Now the turkeys on the table
And the pudding in I’ll dig
Say our grace wax drips from candle
Then I make myself look like a starvin’ pig
Told all my friends and my neighbors
No sure watch out for yourselves
Think I’m nuts and its all nonsense
Ha ha soon you’ll hit A reindeer or some elves
Grim Reaper ran over by a John Deere
Tire print tattoo he did receive
Never thought there was no live in dead men
But now I do not know what to believe
Tire print tattoo he did receive
Never thought there was no live in dead men
But now I do not know what to believe
Must a been lookin' for a mouse
Or somthin' else I don't know
He took off no hesitatin' And he stumbled in the bushes that we grow
Was still freaked out the next mornin
When I saw the skin he lacked
Dark touch of grey robe was hooded
And incriminatin’ wheel marks in the back
Grim Reaper ran over by a John Deere
Tire print tattoo he did receive
Never thought there was no live in dead men
But now I do not know what to believe
On the sofa there sat Grandpa
I could hear him cuss and yell
Least he’s only watchin’ football
Drinkin’ beer and playin’ cards with Uncle Mel
And my head began to ponder
Thought of family dressed in black
And I just cant help but wonder
Maybe he or something come to haunt us back?
Grim Reaper ran over by a John Deere
Tire print tattoo he did receive
Never thought there was no live in dead men
But now I do not know what to believe
Now the turkeys on the table
And the pudding in I’ll dig
Say our grace wax drips from candle
Then I make myself look like a starvin’ pig
Told all my friends and my neighbors
No sure watch out for yourselves
Think I’m nuts and its all nonsense
Ha ha soon you’ll hit A reindeer or some elves
Grim Reaper ran over by a John Deere
Tire print tattoo he did receive
Never thought there was no live in dead men
But now I do not know what to believe
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