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Song Parodies -> "Because (The Ballad of Hank Pym)"

Original Song Title:

"Because"

Original Performer:

The Beatles

Parody Song Title:

"Because (The Ballad of Hank Pym)"

Parody Written by:

Max Power

The Lyrics

Remember the time when he hits his wife?
Ooooooooooooooh...
Because I went insane, they kicked me out
Because I went insane...fuuuuuuuuuuu...

So I made Salvation to set things up
Now way I'll mess things up...haaaaaaaaaaaaaa...
So that I'm not useless
Don't tell me I'm worthless

But then it all fell through, I want to die
My nightmare just came true...waaaaaaaaaaaaah...

Waaaahhhhhhhhhh...
Waaaahhhhhhhhhh...
Waaaahhhhhhhhhh...
As the Rage of Ultron shows, he never really did get over his inadequacies.
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