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Song Parodies -> "Bite My Tire"
Original Song Title:
"Light My Fire"
Original Performer:
The Doors
Parody Song Title:
"Bite My Tire"
Parody Written by:
Guy DiRito
The Lyrics
I had a little cockerpoo,
Who dearly liked to bite on tires,
'cept he bit at the ones that twirled,
Couldn't stop him with barb wires.
Come on doggy, bite my tires,
Come on doggy, bite my tires,
He was really quite inspired.
Just once a hestated chew,
And as his dime dog show did expire,
And I had to pay a few,
To have me a funeral for this sire.
Come on doggy, bite my tires,
Come on doggy, bite my tires,
Bite my tire, then expire.
Wah, wah, wah,
Bite the tire,
Then expire, wah wah.
Who dearly liked to bite on tires,
'cept he bit at the ones that twirled,
Couldn't stop him with barb wires.
Come on doggy, bite my tires,
Come on doggy, bite my tires,
He was really quite inspired.
Just once a hestated chew,
And as his dime dog show did expire,
And I had to pay a few,
To have me a funeral for this sire.
Come on doggy, bite my tires,
Come on doggy, bite my tires,
Bite my tire, then expire.
Wah, wah, wah,
Bite the tire,
Then expire, wah wah.
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Love the Doors music! But, the poor doggy! good work, Guy.
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Our Rottie used to chase after the fridge-dolly tires whenever we were moving anything...
I had a German Shepard that would bite the wheels when I moved my lawn mover. She was smart enough to leave them alone when the mower was running though. I suppose this is what made me think of this song. I heard it playing yesterday in the car as I was running an errand.
I never figured you for a USC fan, Guy. (Look up "George Tirebiter" if you're confused.) My mother has a German shepherd who's too dumb to be afraid of the lawn mower. He actually thinks it's playing with him.
Is that George Leroy Tirebiter? I think some old Cheech and Chong talked about him.
Mike - I looked it up and found this - amazing: TIREBITER: The last name of George Leroy Tirebiter, another incarnation of P, the {EVERYMAN} in the FT's play {DWARF}. Also the name of the {YOLK}'S neighbors in the {NICK DANGER} video. The original George Tirebiter was a dog. In the liner notes for the Dwarf CD, Phil Austin writes: The dog, the immortal George Tirebiter, was the doughty unofficial mascot of USC (Univ. South. Calif.) athletic teams in earlier times, renowned for his devotion to attacking the spinning wheels of large American automobiles....
I was thinking this character was from old Cheech and Chong, but it was really from Firesign Theater. Man, I had forgotten all about FT until I looked this up. That was some funny stuff that FT put out. Thanks, Mike.
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Dang you have a lot of comments on this one. . .paced perfectly. . .yes. . .I think that's all I can really say on this one.
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