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* '''Parody of''' "{{l/wp|Light My Fire}}" by The Doors'' | |||
* '''Parody written''' circa 1986 | |||
When performed, the instrumental should be sloppy and end with a reference to Arthur Brown's "Fire". | |||
==Lyrics== | |||
<poem> | |||
You know that it would be quite true | You know that it would be quite true | ||
You know that I would be sincere | You know that I would be sincere | ||
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Come on baby light a fire | Come on baby light a fire | ||
Try not to set the house on fire | Try not to set the house on fire | ||
</ | </poem> | ||
Revision as of 02:23, 30 January 2016
- Parody of "Light My Fire" by The Doors
- Parody written circa 1986
When performed, the instrumental should be sloppy and end with a reference to Arthur Brown's "Fire".
Lyrics
You know that it would be quite true
You know that I would be sincere
If I was to say to you
Girl it's cold as hell in here
Come on baby light a fire
Come on baby light a fire
Try not to set the house on fire
The time for central heat is through
I think the house may be mis-wired
The heater always blows a fuse
And our heating bill climbs ever higher
Come on baby light a fire
Come on baby light a fire
Try not to set the house on fire