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Song Parodies -> "Bolie, the Hi-Tech Sorceress"
Original Song Title:
"Rudolph, the Red-Nosed Reindeer"
Original Performer:
Tradidtional
Parody Song Title:
"Bolie, the Hi-Tech Sorceress"
Parody Written by:
Sarah Cason
The Lyrics
Bolie is prounouced Boh-lee.
Bolie, the hi-tech sorceress had a lot of fancy stuff.
A cell phone and a desktop that programmed her weird handcuff.
All of the British people would get scared when she'd zip by.
For she would get in her racecar and zoom across the London sky.
Then one lovely winter noon, two teenagers came.
They saw Bol's mind was so bright, and turned her black magic to white.
Then everyone adored her; Queen Liz shouted out with glee,
"Bolie, the hi-tech sorceress, you'll go down in wizardry!"
A cell phone and a desktop that programmed her weird handcuff.
All of the British people would get scared when she'd zip by.
For she would get in her racecar and zoom across the London sky.
Then one lovely winter noon, two teenagers came.
They saw Bol's mind was so bright, and turned her black magic to white.
Then everyone adored her; Queen Liz shouted out with glee,
"Bolie, the hi-tech sorceress, you'll go down in wizardry!"
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