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== Behind the Laughter == | == Behind the Laughter == | ||
− | "The Flanderseseseses" is a parody of the [[Theme Song]] for ''[[The Simpsons]]''. | + | "The Flanderseseseses" is a self-parody of the [[Theme Song]] for ''[[The Simpsons]]''. |
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+ | [[Category:Songs by James Hayden]] | ||
+ | [[Category:Songs by Gerald White]] | ||
+ | [[Category:Songs by Jasper Randall]] |
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"The Flanderseseseses"
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Song Information
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"The Flanderseseseses" is the opening song for the episode "Todd, Todd, Why Hast Thou Forsaken Me?".
Lyrics[edit]
- The Flanderseseseses!
- Okily-dokily,
- Okily-dokily.
- Come meet Ned Flanders,
- And his two boys Rod and Todd.
- He's friends with God and has a ripped bod.
- Diddly,
- Doodily, diddly,
- Doodily,
- Diddly...
- Doodily.
- Diddly, doodily, diddly,
- Doodily, diddly,
- A-diddly-doodily,
- Diddly-doodily.
Behind the Laughter[edit]
"The Flanderseseseses" is a self-parody of the Theme Song for The Simpsons.