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'''"Happy Birthday, Mr. Smithers"''' is a brief song shown as a fantasy of [[Smithers]] with a naked [[Mr. Burns]] popping out of a birthday cake.
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== Lyrics ==
 
== Lyrics ==

Revision as of 01:57, March 28, 2024

"Happy Birthday, Mr. Smithers"
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Song Information
Singers: Harry Shearer
Characters: Mr. Burns
Waylon Smithers
Length: 0:16
Writer(s): Orignal lyrics: Mildred J. Hill
Patty Hill
Parody lyrics: John Swartzwelder
Album: Go Simpsonic with The Simpsons
Appearance(s): "Rosebud"

"Happy Birthday, Mr. Smithers" is a brief song shown as a fantasy of Smithers with a naked Mr. Burns popping out of a birthday cake.

Lyrics

Smithers:
On another topic, the preparations for your birthday have begun.
Mr. Burns:
I won't get what I really want.
Smithers:
No one does.
[Smithers has a fantasy of Burns naked popping out of a cake]
Mr. Burns:
Happy birthday, Mr. Smithers.
Smithers:
Mmmmmmm....

Behind the Laughter

It is a reference to Happy Birthday, Mr. President when Marilyn Monroe sang at President John F. Kennedy's birthday gala held at Madison Square Garden.

It is the fifty-third (and last) track on the album Go Simpsonic with The Simpsons. The original lyrics is written by Mildred J. Hill and Patty Hill}. The parody lyrics is written by John Swartzwelder with arranged by Alf Clausen.

Appearances