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Song Parodies -> "Princess Diana, Love"
Original Song Title:
"My Country Tis of Thee"
Original Performer:
Traditional
Parody Song Title:
"Princess Diana, Love"
Parody Written by:
Sarah Cason
The Lyrics
1. Princess Diana, love, you are now up above with Christ the Lord.
To stay calm I do try. But the news makes me cry. Why did you have to die? You were adored.
2. Goodbye, lovely princess. You will have no more stress. Just a bright way. Oh, that stupid news crew! Why did they have to skew? Oh, well, we'll all see you one glorious day.
3. You'll have no sickness there, no more burdens to bear. Just a great song. No more scandals and jeers. No more sorrow and tears. Just happiness and cheers; the angels' throng.
To stay calm I do try. But the news makes me cry. Why did you have to die? You were adored.
2. Goodbye, lovely princess. You will have no more stress. Just a bright way. Oh, that stupid news crew! Why did they have to skew? Oh, well, we'll all see you one glorious day.
3. You'll have no sickness there, no more burdens to bear. Just a great song. No more scandals and jeers. No more sorrow and tears. Just happiness and cheers; the angels' throng.
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