Parody of “Come Ye Knights”, words and music by
Sheila Willis
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Reprinted from
Songworm 2
Parody lyrics ©1988-07-24 by Bob Kanefsky. All rights reserved. The copyright of the original lyrics and music remain with the holder(s) of the original copyright.
Let’s hear it for the real heroes of that blockbuster SF movie trilogy. Thanks to whoever it was, years ago, who first speculated on the parentage of the little green guru.
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Am As | a young naive new actor, | G thought | that muppets all were | Am cute | , |
Am Kind | and sweet of | F dis | position; | Am this | idea they’d | G soon | re | Am fute | . |
Am They’re | adept at stealing spotlights, | G worst | of all an actor’s | Am fears | . |
Am They | don’t even | F need | good lines; | Am all | they do is | G twitch | their | Am ears | . |
Am Nev | er yield to your temptation: | G do | not smash your faithful | Am droid | . |
Am Aud | iences | F will | not like it; | Am your | rapport will | G be | de | Am stroyed | . |
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Am On | a small and swampy planet, | G clean | ing up my master’s | Am lawn | , |
Am Looked | into his | F green | ish features, | Am felt | new under | G stand | ing | Am dawn | . |
Am For | the first time since I landed | G in | that moist and muddy | Am bog | , |
Am Saw | what my new | F ma | ster must be: | Am off | spring of a | G pig | and | Am frog | . |
Am From | that oddest of romances, | G long | ago and far a | Am way | , |
Am By | the most bi | F zarre | of chances, | Am he | had lived to | G see | this | Am day | . |
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Am In | a hideout, closely guarded, | G lives | a ruthless pirate | Am chief | . |
Am Ug | ly as he’s | F e | vil-hearted, | Am cor | pulent bey | G ond | be | Am lief | . |
Am Odd | est taste in decorations: | G freeze | -dried men and dancing | Am girls | . |
Am With | a swinish | F fas | cination, | Am he | likes grabbing | G pret | ty | Am pearls | . |
Am Ne | ver ask embarrassing questions, | G such | as what he does with | Am them | . |
Am That’s | left to i | F ma | gination. | Am Cen | sors win out | G once | a | Am gain | . |
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Am Land | ing on an unknown planet, | G saw | a bug-eyed monster | Am there | . |
Am He | was big and | F blue | and shaggy; | Am I | had walked right | G in | his | Am lair | . |
Am Saw | no chance of my escaping; | G quick | ly got down on my | Am knees | . |
Am He | approached with jaws a- | F gap | ing. | Am All | he said was | G Cook | ie, | Am please | ! |
Am Worked | with muppets for so long now, | G I’d | forgotten whence they | Am came | . |
Am Nice | to know, with | F all | the mutants, | Am some | old friends are | G still | the | Am same | . |
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