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Song Parodies -> "With These Scouts"

Original Song Title:

"With These Hands"

 (MP3)
Original Performer:

Eddie Fisher

Parody Song Title:

"With These Scouts"

Parody Written by:

Duc4AmIRight

The Lyrics

Here is the song about the boy scouts, which was the centerpiece of a rare 1951 broadcast of "Beat the Clock", along with Roxanne and the elephant, among others.
With these scouts, I will cling to you
I'm Roxanne forever and a day
With these scouts, I will bring to you
A imaginary dream the Briants enjoyed

With this scout, I will sing to you
Long after Roxanne took a picture
And with these scouts, I'll provide for you
Should we speak to Bud Collyer?
I'll turn Carole for you
And I'll never
No, I'll never let you go

With these scouts, I'll provide for you
Should Roxanne took a picture?
I'll turn Carole for you
And I'll never
And I'll never let you go

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