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3:59
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1993 (sfjpk30)
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Lyrics By:
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Steve Macdonald (Tim P. Ryan)
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Music By:
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Steve Macdonald (Tim P. Ryan)
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Flash steps into the throne room Dale is held by Emperor Ming Ming gestures and orders surrender Flash's weapon starts to sing:
Eat hot photons, laser breath! I just love those old B movies They're classics of the cinema art My girlfriend says, "They're all the same. How can you tell them apart?" She can't understand Plots so brilliantly planned; A lone man can hold off the Horde I just love those old B movies
The alien lies dead in the jail Now the robot will waste the Earth, it seems The sweet young thing watches in terror Then like Klaatu told her, she screams:
Eat hot photons, laser breath!
Jim Kirk stands on his knees Where the red shirted body lays. McCoy's tricorder clicks and beeps He shakes his head, looks up, and says:
Eat hot photons, laser breath!
I just love those old B movies They're classics of the cinema art My girlfriend says, "They're all the same. How can you tell them apart?" She can't understand Plots so brilliantly planned; They gave this robot Hitler's brain; I just love those old B movies
Rhett picks up his fine straw hat Scarlett enters the scene from the rear She says, "Rhett, where shall I go? What shall I do?" And Rhett says, "Frankly, my dear:"
Eat hot photons, laser breath!
I just love those old B movies There's no way you can get confused Watch Santa Claus beat up those Amazon women Watch houseplants and slime molds abused. The Blob ate Leslie Nielsen (well, we could hope) Or did it eat Gort? Or did Captain Kirk kill it with a phaser Did it die with a snort? Or did it . . . I just love those old B movies. (Hatman) |
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Current Rating
6.8
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