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Lyr Req: Blowing in the Wind (parody - Chenilles)

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Subject: Parody of Blowing in the Wind
From: winniemih
Date: 26 Aug 00 - 10:59 AM

Recently on The Prairie Home Companion I heard a duet called the Chenille Sisters sing this. It was hilarious. The first line was "How many roads must a man drive down before he admits he is lost?"....the refrain went "the answer my friend I cannot comprehend," (repeat) I was driving at the time, and laughing so hard I didn't get any of the other verses, except near the end of the song "how many times can a man channel surf before the remote burns out, how many sounds can a man's body make before he must sleep on the couch?" Does anyone in Mudcat Land have the lyrics?


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Subject: RE: Lyrics: Parody of Blowing in the Wind
From: Art Thieme
Date: 26 Aug 00 - 11:42 AM

How much wood must a woodchuck chuck before he chucks enough wood,>BR>And how many knees must a Negro grow...
And how many poles must a Polack lock before...
The answer my friend is blowing out your end...

Art Thieme


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Subject: RE: Lyrics: Parody of Blowing in the Wind
From: Mark Clark
Date: 26 Aug 00 - 01:39 PM

Art, I remember Fred Holstein singing a version like yours at the Montmartre on Chicago Ave. c. 1963. The only line I retained was the tag "The answer is blowing out your end." What is the origin of that particular parody and do you have complete lyrics?

With apologies to winniemih... I realize this is not the requested song but a different parody.

      - Mark


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Subject: RE: Lyrics: Parody of Blowing in the Wind
From: Sandy Paton
Date: 26 Aug 00 - 04:33 PM

Then there's the kid's version reported by Michael Cooney:
"The ants are my friends, they're blowin' in the wind..."

Sandy


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Subject: RE: Lyrics: Parody of Blowing in the Wind
From: Jeri
Date: 26 Aug 00 - 05:05 PM

The episode is at the Prairie Home Companion website - here - in Real Audio.


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Subject: Lyr Add: BLOWIN' IN THE WIND (parody - Chenilles)
From: Jeri
Date: 26 Aug 00 - 05:20 PM

What the heck - transcribed from the RealAudio show:

Blowin' in the Wind Parody
(Chenille Sisters)

How many roads must a man drive down
Before he admits he is lost
Why when a man becomes married is he
Unable to find his own socks
How many times will it take till he knows
He's seen the Three Stooges enough
The answer my friend I cannot comprehend
The answer I cannot comprehend.

How many shows can a man surf through
Before the remote burns out
Why does he think that an intimate gift
Is a Dustbuster Plus for the house
How many sounds can a man's body make
Before he sleeps on the couch
The answer my friend is take two aspirin
The answer is take two aspirin

Why when we go for a romantic drive
Do we wind up at Builders' Square again
How many nights will he leave the seat up
So I land on cold porcelain
How men really feel is a mystery to me
And probably a mystery to them
The answer, girlfriends, is driving me to gin
The answer is driving me to gin


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Subject: RE: Lyrics: Parody of Blowing in the Wind
From: raredance
Date: 26 Aug 00 - 05:48 PM

It's on the Chenille Sister CD "Haute Chenille: A Retrospective" (1995) Red House Records RHR CD 81

rich r


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Subject: RE: Lyrics: Parody of Blowing in the Wind
From: Little Hawk
Date: 27 Aug 00 - 04:03 PM

Ha! Good parody. I shall try singing it at song circle tomorrow.


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Subject: RE: Lyrics: Parody of Blowing in the Wind
From: Art Thieme
Date: 05 Sep 00 - 02:11 PM

Mark, I don't think there were any more words. The one verse made it's point, was sort of burted out and then drifted off into the sunset--hopefully on an away from the campfire breeze...

Art


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Subject: RE: Lyrics: Parody of Blowing in the Wind
From: Art Thieme
Date: 05 Sep 00 - 02:13 PM

Of course, that should've read "blurted out".

Art


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Subject: RE: Lyrics: Parody of Blowing in the Wind
From: Bert
Date: 05 Sep 00 - 02:15 PM

Great one Jeri, gonna have to learn that one, Tree will love it.


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Subject: RE: Lyr Req: Blowing in the Wind (parody - Chenilles)
From: GUEST,searcher
Date: 22 Apr 14 - 04:42 PM

there is no group like chenille sisters for their humor and ability to make us laugh and sing along.


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