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Song Parodies -> "My Lovely Morse"
Original Song Title:
"My Lovely Horse"
Original Performer:
The Divine Comedy
Parody Song Title:
"My Lovely Morse"
Parody Written by:
Fack Sabbath
The Lyrics
My lovely morse running through the fields
Where are you going with your arsehole
Blowing in the wind
I want to shower you with ladies' pants
And ride you over Irish accents
I want to polish your legs every single night
And bring you to the legs dentist
My lovely morse, hitting is not nice
When was the Kerrigan attack
Like a drain in my arse, lol
Like a drain in my arse, lol
(Father Ted):
We had to lose that sax solo
Where are you going with your arsehole
Blowing in the wind
I want to shower you with ladies' pants
And ride you over Irish accents
I want to polish your legs every single night
And bring you to the legs dentist
My lovely morse, hitting is not nice
When was the Kerrigan attack
Like a drain in my arse, lol
Like a drain in my arse, lol
(Father Ted):
We had to lose that sax solo
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