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Subject: A proud parent writes...

Written By: philbo_baggins on 09/30/02 at 03:37 a.m.

I just thought I'd share this, it being the first song my daughter (age 8) has written without me adding or changing a single word - it's hard not to make suggestions, and she nearly always incorporates them.  But I don't think it'll be long before she has a full parody submission for amiright, too :-)



No Drugs

One day I saw Mum out with a cigarette
You should know by now, by now
That smoking is a drug
Don’t do smoking Don’t do smoking Don’t do smoking Don’t do smoking
Don’t do smoking Don’t do smoking Don’t do smoking Don’t do smoking

One day I saw Dad taking some beer out of the fridge
Dad, you should know by now, by now
That drinking is a drug
Don’t do drinking Don’t do drinking Don’t do drinking Don’t do drinking
Don’t do drinking Don’t do drinking Don’t do drinking Don’t do drinking

One day I saw Mum feeding Rich medicine for a cold
Rich, you should know by now, by now
That medicine’s a drug
Don’t take medical operation Don’t take medical operation
Don’t take medical operation Don’t take medical operation

Don’t take drugs Don’t take drugs Don’t take drugs Don’t take drugs

Mum, just settle for a sugar-free lollipop
It’s good
Dad, just go for a pint of OJ
It’s better
Rich, it’s only a cold, it’ll be gone in a few days

Don’t take drugs Don’t take drugs Don’t take drugs Don’t take drugs
Don’t take drugs Don’t take drugs Don’t take drugs Don’t take drugs

No drugs!

Subject: Re: A proud parent writes...

Written By: ChuckyG on 09/30/02 at 03:26 p.m.

they're starting younger and younger every day..

and people wonder why I don't allow the parodies about "adult" subjects on the site

Subject: Re: A proud parent writes...

Written By: philbo_baggins on 10/01/02 at 02:38 a.m.


Quoting:
they're starting younger and younger every day..

and people wonder why I don't allow the parodies about "adult" subjects on the site
End Quote


:-)

...her latest song (which she insisted on singing to me, the moment I got back yesterday is "This Horrible School" to the tune of "Cruella de Ville" from 101 Dalmatians...

Phil

Subject: Re: A proud parent writes...

Written By: Goreripper on 10/02/02 at 11:41 a.m.

;D

What a commendable effort there, Philbo! But I think you should tell her that some drugs are actually ok.  :)

Especially beer.

Subject: Re: A proud parent writes...

Written By: ChuckyG on 10/02/02 at 11:55 a.m.


Quoting:
;D

What a commendable effort there, Philbo! But I think you should tell her that some drugs are actually ok.  :)

Especially beer.
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and buffered analgesic..

Subject: Re: A proud parent writes...

Written By: philbo_baggins on 10/03/02 at 02:35 a.m.


Quoting:
;D

What a commendable effort there, Philbo! But I think you should tell her that some drugs are actually ok.  :)

Especially beer.
End Quote


Thanks - I feel I must own up at this point: although the words and music are all Nonie's own, the concept has largely been lifted from my own "Don't do drugs" song, which runs with the punchline "Don't do drugs - apart from that" (if you're interested: http://www.cix.co.uk/~philbo/allsongs.htm#Drugs).  They say imitation is the sincerest form of flattery ;-)

I also think she's being a little hard on Richard not being allowed Calpol for his cold - but when I suggested this to her, I was told "It's only a song, daddy".  She has the same sort of attitude as her father: we all sing songs which have meanings we don't believe (from hymns to Eminem, I guess), so if it's in a song it doesn't really matter what the words actually say

Phil