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Turkey Carols '98
©1998 by Bryan Bird 11/25/98 Were you ever disappointed that the only Thanksgiving song was "Over The River And Through The Wood" (which, as it turns out, was originally a Christmas song)? Well, what holiday would be complete without parody holiday carols? I don't think any holiday would, except maybe Veterans' Day. So in the essence and spirit of Bondco's "Arbor Day Carols", Birdco presents "Turkey Day Carols"!!! Grab the nearest person you want to annoy, and join in! "I Saw A Ship" (I Saw Three Ships)
I saw a ship come sailing in
And what was on that ship, not three,
And where did all those Pilgrims land,
And who did they all see out there,
And which one did they get to know,
And who said, "Hey, let's all eat food!"
And what can we be thankful for, (NOTE: the historical accuracy of this carol is a little sketchy, as you might guess; some historians believe the ship was actually called the "Aprilshower", but the name was confused in translation.) "The Turkey And The Stuffing" (The Holly And The Ivy)
The turkey and the stuffing, when both are fully cooked, (Well, that was short, thankfully. But who can forget this timeless carol?...) "Minimum Wage" (by They Might Be Giants, arranged for Thanksgiving) Thanksgiving Day! Hyah! (whip crack here) (And what Thanksgiving Day Sing-A-Long would be complete without a rendition of this classic carol?) "We Wish You A Tasty Turkey" (We Wish You A Merry Christmas)
We wish you a tasty turkey
Good turkey we bring, to you and your kin
Now bring us some pumpkin pie
We all love our sweet potatoes
We won't go until we get some
What do you mean you don't have sweet potatoes?
We all love the American legal system
This song is getting way of track
This writer is smoking crack
Good cracksmoke we bring, to you and your kin
Now let's all commercialize the holiday
Now let's all overcommercialize Christmas and start advertising in stores before Labor Day
Good turkey we bring, to you and your kin
We wish you a tasty turkey
We won't stop singing till you kill us (Sniff....... that song almost made me cry... mainly because I just realized how much of my life I just wasted writing that.) [NOTE: The author of this piece does not actually smoke crack, nor play the cracksophone. It's an inside joke. Cracksophone isn't even a word. Thank you.] Arr... and that's the story of the first caramel cod... d'I mean Thanksgiving. And the Pilgrims and the Native Americans walked off into the sunset smelling country fresh. Happy Thanksgiving, and be on the edge(s) of your seat(s) for more Thanksgiving Day specials, like:
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