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Song Parodies -> "Clean Duster Buster"

Original Song Title:

"Mean Mr. Mustard"

Original Performer:

The Beatles

Parody Song Title:

"Clean Duster Buster"

Parody Written by:

Rick Duncan

The Lyrics

One thing I shoot for in all these Beatle parodies is variety. That means some are wierd, political or maybe not so funny.
Clean duster buster sits in the hall
No use at all
Never been turned on
Lives in the home of a man
Never used a broom or dustpan
Treats the carpet like a trashcan
Nothing spic and span
Nothing spic and span

This Mister Bob works at a job
He's such a slob, and a bed wetter
Nobody comes over to clean
Can't even see through the screen
People walking by turning green
Such a dirty old man
Such a dirty old man

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