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Song Parodies -> "Angie in Disguise"
Original Song Title:
"Judy in Disguise"
Original Performer:
John Fred and His Playboy Band
Parody Song Title:
"Angie in Disguise"
Parody Written by:
2Eagle
The Lyrics
Angie in disguise, well that's what you are -
Buns in the stove, but no prize so far.
Cantaloupe boobs, full moons in the news -
Angie in disguise - with a tent dress.
Maternity dresses with a push up bra -
Across your butt, tattoos of India.
Undressing the guys with your eyes -
Angie in disguise - with a tent dress.
Mahogany rise, Mahogany rise,
Making whole cities heave sighs,
But you're not fooling anyone's eyes.
Angie in disguise, what are you aiming for?
A Nobel Peace prize, hey, you think you're Al Gore.
Ruby fish mouth, a circus about -
Angie in disguise - with a tent dress.
Mahogany fall, Mahogany fall,
Hoping that your gown won't fall,
Paparazzi's having a ball.
Angie in disguise, in a family way -
Wendy and Peter Pan - Neverland you play.
You and Brad are such jackasses -
I think I'll sell Jen your dresses.
Buns in the stove, but no prize so far.
Cantaloupe boobs, full moons in the news -
Angie in disguise - with a tent dress.
Maternity dresses with a push up bra -
Across your butt, tattoos of India.
Undressing the guys with your eyes -
Angie in disguise - with a tent dress.
Mahogany rise, Mahogany rise,
Making whole cities heave sighs,
But you're not fooling anyone's eyes.
Angie in disguise, what are you aiming for?
A Nobel Peace prize, hey, you think you're Al Gore.
Ruby fish mouth, a circus about -
Angie in disguise - with a tent dress.
Mahogany fall, Mahogany fall,
Hoping that your gown won't fall,
Paparazzi's having a ball.
Angie in disguise, in a family way -
Wendy and Peter Pan - Neverland you play.
You and Brad are such jackasses -
I think I'll sell Jen your dresses.
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this cracked me up...especially the last line
Jen//Brad//Angie, how I wish them all well . . .
Good thumbnail sketch of the big "A"
Just for the record - you will find words in this song that make up the title of a Bertold Brecht / Kurt Weil opperetta - The Rise and Fall of the City of Mahogany. By the way, I really liked that dress. I liked the material and the shades of mahogany pattern.
he he
I can dig it!
Very creative justaposition of Jolie, Gore, Brecht, and Weil.
For some reason this reminds me of a Simpson's episode where Homer grows his girth to over 300 pounds so he can be declared partially disabled and work from home. He was so fat he had to wear a moo-moo. Heh-Heh - fun read.
Thanks, Guy, John, Peregrin, Ann, Alvin, AFW and CC. Aside from being pregnant, I think Angie is going in the opposite direction - she's too thin.
Sorry I'm late buddy, excellent write (I fell asleep early yesterday after work and didn't get a chance to do my daily rounds) . . .Very creative spin on the OS
hahaha, my name is angie,
and this cracked me up.
I typed into google "songs titled angie"
and this came up.
i laughed really hard. :)
Thanks, Angie. Do you remember the dress? It was cut so low it looked like it was going to fall off. Thanks, Dave.
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