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Difference between revisions of "Found Myself"

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:I hear a rap at my door, it's a hip hop-portuinty
 
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:Quoth the Nedster "Ever-diddly-more!"
 
:Quoth the Nedster "Ever-diddly-more!"
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== Behind the Laughter ==
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The songs final line is a reference to the poem {{W|The Raven}} by [[Edgar Allen Poe]].
  
 
== Appearances ==
 
== Appearances ==
 
*{{bk|Flanders' Book of Faith}}
 
*{{bk|Flanders' Book of Faith}}

Revision as of 09:33, April 22, 2012

"Found Myself"
Song Information
Characters: Ned "Hippity Hoppity" Flanders
Appearance(s): Flanders' Book of Faith

"Found Myself" is a song by Ned as a part of The Lyrical Stylin's of Ned Flanders: A Jaunty Gent of All Genres.

Lyrics

You becha I'm a poet, gosh doncha know it?
I got it, won't let it go willy-nilly
I've got this one darn dilly chance to show it
Tick tock! Opportunity knocks but once
Just one knock-adilly don't be silly
Access success like Milli Vanilli! Hi-dilly
Hi-diddily-ho neighboreeno
Of evil I speak hear or see no
I'm living la vida el eleano
I'm Mister Mellow, just a fellow
Who's tryin' to be nice-you
Oppor-diddily-tunity won't ring twice-no
You only get one shot like Annie Oakley-dokily
One-dun-diddily shot so don't choke-ily-dokily
Might get booed by the throng, say Neddy don't belong
Bu I'm gonna sing my song anyhoodily-doodle
Tho I'm limp as a noodle, tho I'm a nervous Nellie
Got butterfliesin my belly, my knees turn to jelly
Whew! I'm havin' a cow, I'm sh-shakin' in my Dockers
Lord don't fail me now, I see opportunity's knockers
Had my chace to show it, you know it, I didn't blow it
I bought it, I own it, won't be takin' it back to the store
I hear a rap at my door, it's a hip hop-portuinty
Quoth the Nedster "Ever-diddly-more!"

Behind the Laughter

The songs final line is a reference to the poem The Raven by Edgar Allen Poe.

Appearances