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Turkey Carols '99: The Cornucopia Strikes Back
©1999 by Bryan Bird 11/24/99 Well, I'm sure you all appreciated not having to read my lame haikus this year, so to make up for it, I'm sending you a fresh, hot, steamy, juicy batch of Turkey Carols for 1999! That's right, back by unpopular demand, Birdco is following up Turkey Carols '98 with Turkey Carols '99 (clever, eh?). If you really want a copy of TC98, I can e-mail them to you (includes "I Saw A Ship", "The Turkey And The Stuffing", "Minimum Wage Arranged for Thanksgiving", and "We Wish You A Tasty Turkey"). Or, you can just wait till next year when we'll release Turkey Carols: The Phantom Sauce, which contains carols written 30 years before TC98. But until then, you can gather the whole gang 'round the ol' burnt pumpkin pie and be one with the spirit of Thanksgiving by singing inane parodies of classic Christmas carols! Enjoy! "Randolph The Red-Beaked Turkey" (Rudolph The Red-Nosed Reindeer)
Randolph the red-beaked turkey
All of the other turkeys
Then on one Thanksgiving Eve
But then the turkeys liked him (That's right, all your favorites, on two LP's or cassettes, including...) "It's Beginning To Look Like Turkey" (It's Beginning To Look Like Christmas)
It's beginning to look a lot like turkey
It's beginning to look a lot like turkey
A pair of seasonal candles and and platters with handles
It's beginning to look a lot like turkey
It's beginning to look a lot like turkey (Just $19.95 if you order now! This is not available in stores [thankfully]! It's got all the classics! Why, who can forget...) "Deck The Halls" (Deck The Halls, duh)
Deck the halls with lots of pumpkins (Woah, that sucked... er, I mean, only $19.95! Have your Visa or Diner's Club card ready when you call! Including Birdco's never-before-released Magnum Opus [literally, "magnum opus"], George Gershwin's "Rhapsody In Blue", arranged for Thanksgiving!...) "Rhapsody In Blue (Arranged for Thanksgiving)" (Rhapsody In Blue) (Ha! You were probably wondering how we were gonna pull that one off, eh? Yes, Rhapsody In Blue is instrumental and thus has no words, but I'm sure we can all agree that, with the amended title "Rhapsody In Blue [Arranged for Thanksgiving]", you immediately think of turkeys during the opening clarinet solo [for those of you from Elyria, this may have a double-meaning...].) Wow, writing these Turkey Carols always makes me so verklempt... I've got schpilkis in the gonnectigezoink... Talk amongst yourselves... I'll give you a topic... The Mayflower was neither a may nor a flower... Discuss... Okay, I'm better now. But seriously, if you want to send me $19.95 or your credit card number, I'll gladly send you another copy of this e-mail, but you have to hurry, because this offer is not available in stores. And be sure to be on the edge(s) of your seat(s) for more Thanksgiving Day specials, like:
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