Smirkedy Smirk.( Sung To a Great Song: Yakety Yak.)

He's quick to flash his latest jewel.
They must have brought it by mule.
And while he's dazzling your eyes.
He's quickly saying his goodbyes.   Smirkedey Smirk. What a jerk!

He's spotted mermaids from afar.
Quick introductions, hit the bar.
Imbibe it all, babe, it's on me.
What I want later will come free.    Smirkedey Smirk. What a jerk!

Next day he's strutting like a stud.
Forget the gym. It's steroids, bud!
As for performance, he's the star.
He'll screech the stop lights in his car.  Smirkedey Smirk. What a jerk!

Long, lovely wailing sax solo.  ( While all around him plot a discreet murder)
                                            ( behind the sand dune? No, under the pier!)
                                            ( In the boathouse! Oh, no, he's going to sing!)


My daddy's rich, he's CEO.
I know everyone there is to know.
So keep your hands off me and mine!
My Speedos are designer line.             Smirkedey Smirk. WHAT A JERK!

Smirkedey Smirk. Smirkedey Smirk!  ( Repeat and fade out. And then, a shot rings out?!...)
Copyright © | Year Posted 2010

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Kelly Avatar
August 7, 2010 at 12:06 AM
Havn't heard that song for a while , GK Jr , and you've done a great with the parody . It sits and rhymes perfectly .......
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August 6, 2010 at 4:56 PM
What a delight to read Gerard, It was easy to follow. Thanks for including the (((Sung to A Great song: Yakety Yak.))) to make it interesting to enjoy..LOL,, now I have these words stuck in my mind,...."" Smirkedey Smirk. What a jerk!"" Have smirkedey day,..p.d.
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August 6, 2010 at 4:39 PM
funny one! enjoyed alot today!! good luck in the contest!!
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