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Parody (beginning with newest)
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"Paycheck" ( a parody of Daniel Bedingfield's "Gotta Get Thru This")
Shannon Sparkwell, staff
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In the beginning, there was Weird Al. And that was good, so good that I managed to memorize all of the lyrics to many of his parodies. (The women LOVE that.) To this day, Weird Al's is the first face you see when visiting my site, even if he is disguised as a famous painting. | |
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In the mid-nineties, along came the Apologetix. They also were good, so good that between them and the Weird One I can hardly remember any song's original lyrics anymore. They even manage to do something that Weird Al has rarely achieved: great imitations of the original artists' voices. They have also chosen to remain independent despite a large, devoted fanbase. These things together are enough to earn the Apologetix Lifetime Cool status. | |
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Now, joining in this proud tradition, I am happy to present the World Wide Will parody page, containing some of my finest parodies (read: all of my parodies) as well as some wonderful contributions by staff. I hope you enjoy these - because if you don't, you have no taste, and that would surely be a sad thing to discover about oneself. Have fun! | |
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Parody (beginning with newest) |
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"Paycheck" ( a parody of Daniel Bedingfield's "Gotta Get Thru This") |
Shannon Sparkwell, staff |
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"Always A Woman?" (a parody of Billy Joel's "Always A Woman") | World Wide Will |
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"Listerine" (a parody of "Glycerine" by Bush) | World Wide Will |
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"Wookie" (a parody of "Nookie" by Limp Bizkit) | World Wide Will |