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Song Parodies -> "I Will Try My Moon. . ."
Original Song Title:
"Fly Me to the Moon"
Original Performer:
Frank Sinatra
Parody Song Title:
"I Will Try My Moon. . ."
Parody Written by:
John A. Barry
The Lyrics
I will try my moon-
Walk on its namesake; I'm a star.
But you mustn't sing, or I'll
Be put behind jail bars.
Utter no words, hold my hand.
Utter no words, baby kiss me.
My part fills you long,
Though you're only four-foot-four.
Some say that it's wrong for
Me to worship at your door.
Utter no words, don't tell truth.
I'm nuts, uncured: I love youth.
Walk on its namesake; I'm a star.
But you mustn't sing, or I'll
Be put behind jail bars.
Utter no words, hold my hand.
Utter no words, baby kiss me.
My part fills you long,
Though you're only four-foot-four.
Some say that it's wrong for
Me to worship at your door.
Utter no words, don't tell truth.
I'm nuts, uncured: I love youth.
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subtle, yet stinging...5s
there you go, jury, he was only worshipping at his door!!! - for God's sake! - 555 John
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