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30 Oct 09 - 02:01 AM (#2755445) Subject: Lyr Add: Parody: Satan Loves Me From: The Fooles Troupe Satan Loves Me Tune: Guess! Author: Unknown Found on Yahoo Answers, subsequently rapidly deleted! As a raised Lutheran, I find this incredibly brilliant Satirical Parody. fall about funny, but that may be me.... Satan loves me This I know For the Christians tell me so Fame and wealth to him belong **** the weak and in him be strong Yeah, Satan loves me Yeah, Satan loves me Yeah, Satan loves me The Christians tell me so Do it if it hurts no one Don't hold back, Have lots of fun Don't waste time on God's great plan Favor yourself all you can Yeah, Satan loves me Yeah, Satan loves me Yeah, Satan loves me The Christians tell me so Don't lie to yourself all day Wisdom is great Satan's way Love those who deserve your love And to ingrates, give the shove Yeah, Satan loves me Yeah, Satan loves me Yeah, Satan loves me The Christians tell me so If someone has done you wrong Get revenge and you'll be strong Honor those who keep their deals Those who don't just want free meals Yeah, Satan loves me Yeah, Satan loves me Yeah, Satan loves me The Christians tell me so Though man is an animal He's in fact above them all Things the Christians call our sins Lead us to all of our wins Yeah, Satan loves me Yeah, Satan loves me Yeah, Satan loves me The Christians tell me so Satan has been the best friend Of the church from start to end With his help it has for years Ruled our lives with guilt and fears Yeah, Satan loves me Yeah, Satan loves me Yeah, Satan loves me The Christians tell me so |
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30 Oct 09 - 04:47 AM (#2755470) Subject: RE: Lyr Add: Parody: Satan Loves Me From: Acorn4 This sounds like a parody of "Ballad of Mary Magdalene" by Richard Shindell. Ballad of Mary Magdalene |
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30 Oct 09 - 08:38 AM (#2755570) Subject: RE: Lyr Add: Parody: Satan Loves Me From: Charley Noble This ditty does sort of clear the air. Charley Noble |
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30 Oct 09 - 08:50 AM (#2755575) Subject: RE: Lyr Add: Parody: Satan Loves Me From: Joe_F Acorn4: It's a parody (in the folkie sense of the word) of the Sunday-school hymn "Jesus Loves Me": Jesus loves me, this I know, For the Bible tells me so. Little ones to Him belong: We are weak, but He is strong, etc. The "Ballad of Mary Magdalene" is self-parodying (in the literary sense of the word), IMO. "It was his career or mine"! |