PARODIES: Here are the background parody songs used in my short film, “Extra Cheese” https://youtu.be/6PVL5nzGaZ4 I took karaoke versions from YouTube and changed the lyrics for a sandwich restaurant If you haven’t heard the original versions, listen to them first and they should enhance your enjoyment of the parodies.
Food That You Devour (parody of “You Don’t Bring Me Flowers” 1978 by Neil Diamond and Barbara Streisand)
Make It for You (parody of “Make It with You” 1970 by Bread)
We’re More Than Just a Bun (parody of “We’ve Only Just Begun” 1970 by The Carpenters)
Veggies and Cheese to Melt for You (parody of “I Melt with You” 1982 by Modern English)
COVER SONGS: Musical style might not be like the originals, lyrics may have changed or have curse words, it might go on for too long, the guitar may be cringeworthy – do not expect technical greatness but hopefully you’ll get some enjoyment out of these cover songs I did many moons ago. There are many more, and be grateful I spared you.
“My Genitalia” (Cover of “My Generation” 1965 by The Who
“Love American Style” (TV theme song, originally done in 1967 by The Cowsills)
“Space Vatos” (Parody of the Star Trek original TV series theme song by Alexander Courage and Gene Roddenberry
“Witch Doctor” (Originally by Ross Bagdasarian (David Seville) in 1958
“Mockingbird” (Originally by Inez and Charlie Foxx in 1963, and sung in the movie Dumb and Dumber.
“Paid In Full” with metal guitar added (Original by Eric B and Rakim 1987)
“Skip to My Lou” with friend Naomi singing (Popular American Folk Song from the 1840s)
“Time Tickin’ in My Head” (Original “Got the Time” by Joe Jackson 1988, cover by Antrax)
“Trust in Me” (Original by Sterling Halloway 1967 in Disney’s The Jungle Book, covered by Siouxsie and the Banshees.
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