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Parody of "A Day in the Life" by The Beatles (belowaveragedave) |
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I led the Jews today, oh boy Up to this mount - I think it's "Cyanide" And oh the Jews were rather bad But I just raised my staff And smashed their golden calf
It blew my mind, that hand of God I never knew he wore a pinkie ring The crowd was read his new Top Ten They sure complained a lot Nobody was really sure if they'd obey one Thou Shalt Not
I saw a plague today, oh boy The Egypt army, smacked with bugs and frogs The cows and people puked all day But I just held my nose Said: Yo Pha-ra-oh Dude let my Peo... ple... Go...
[An awesome sonic crescendo orchestrates the even awesomer parting of the Red Sea.]
[Then an alarm clock jars Moses into this flashback:]
Got born Got near erased Rode the Nile - a basket case Found by Pharaoh's daughter, what a shock I learned to walk Like an Egyp-ti-an
I was Prince, but whacked a creep Jumped my bail, moved in with sheep Stayed for forty years there, holy smoke A burning bush spoke And I thought I'd gone insane:
"Sla-a-a-aves... Free the SLA-a-a-aves..." (etc.)
MEANWHILE, BACK AT CAMP...
I led the Jews today - oy vey - Right through a hole; the Red Sea disappeared The armies came and it refilled We'll test their swimming skill Best of all, the lot was caught on tape by Cecil B. DeMille
I'd love to Reach... Zi... on...
[The parting of the Red Sea is such a crowd pleaser that the scene is repeated here. (No, it's not parted twice in the Bible, but this is Hollywood.) At the peak of the sea-parting crescendo, the water walls fall in on the Egyptian army to the sound of a final, sustained chord.]
[And there is much rejoicing.] (belowaveragedave) |
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