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Song Parodies -> "Happy to Tether"
Original Song Title:
"Happy Together"
(MP3)Original Performer:
The Turtles
Parody Song Title:
"Happy to Tether"
Parody Written by:
John A. Barry
The Lyrics
Happy to Tether
Imagine me and you, tied to
A bed frame, where velvet ropes bite
And hold us tight.
To kink the one I'm thinkin' of,
A square knot's right.
So happy to tether.
She will tie me up while I'm supine,
And that will help elongate me—
Straighten my spine.
Image of Justine. . .well, maybe
That's out of line—
Not quite THAT much tether.
I can't see me knottin' nobody but you.
A Duncan Phyfe
Chair is what I would next like to tie you to—
Don't tell my wife!
Me and you, knotted in two.
Some say that dental floss is nice,
But it must be
The waxed kind, so you don't get bruised. . .
Tie carefully,
If it's used to tether.
I can free myself and then I'll unknot you,
Until tonight.
We're not uptight; we're just free spirits who like
To be uptied.
So happy to tether,
Sometimes we like leather,
Not in humid weather,
We're birds of a feather,
So happy to tether.
Imagine me and you, tied to
A bed frame, where velvet ropes bite
And hold us tight.
To kink the one I'm thinkin' of,
A square knot's right.
So happy to tether.
She will tie me up while I'm supine,
And that will help elongate me—
Straighten my spine.
Image of Justine. . .well, maybe
That's out of line—
Not quite THAT much tether.
I can't see me knottin' nobody but you.
A Duncan Phyfe
Chair is what I would next like to tie you to—
Don't tell my wife!
Me and you, knotted in two.
Some say that dental floss is nice,
But it must be
The waxed kind, so you don't get bruised. . .
Tie carefully,
If it's used to tether.
I can free myself and then I'll unknot you,
Until tonight.
We're not uptight; we're just free spirits who like
To be uptied.
So happy to tether,
Sometimes we like leather,
Not in humid weather,
We're birds of a feather,
So happy to tether.
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Nuthin like a bit of bondage in the afternoon! 555. John- what's the Duncan Phyfe line about?
John - Another excellent job. 5's. Say, Kristof, would that be "Afternoon Re-tied"?
Thanks, guys. Duncan Phyfe was an (18th century, I think) furniture designer who lent his name to a style of furniture.
Whew, that's a relief! Duncan's Wife plays the Fife, you know. 5's
Funny and clever!
Good parody, John
The minute I read this, I had a comment. Then Johnny beat me to it.
Highlander, looks like we're in The Nexus again....I just submitted a Monkees parody....did you, too?
Johnny D, which Monkees? I've got a "Steppin' Stone" in the works.
"Daydream Believer" = "Gaycream Receiver" about a lesbian gal whose gay neighbor helps her out with a, ahh, donation..... ;-)
Johnny D - Our smutty little minds will be eagerly anticipating your upcoming parody of "Daydream Believer" (Originally written by one of my favorites artists, John Stewart, the one that was in the Kingston Trio in the early 60's, not the 'Jon Stewart' on Comedy Central).
JD, I can just image what you're going to do with the "homecoming queen" line. Mine is "Schlep This Bone."
This one had me tied in knots!
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