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'''Edna K.''' is a song by Seymour Skinner, with also Bart Simpson, Milhouse Van Houten and Martin Prince in the background.  
 
'''Edna K.''' is a song by Seymour Skinner, with also Bart Simpson, Milhouse Van Houten and Martin Prince in the background.  
  

Revision as of 16:43, November 18, 2016

Edna K.
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Song Information
Characters: Bart Simpson
Milhouse Van Houten
Martin Prince
Seymour Skinner
Writer(s): Kevin Curran (lyrics)
Appearance(s): "My Big Fat Geek Wedding"

Edna K. is a song by Seymour Skinner, with also Bart Simpson, Milhouse Van Houten and Martin Prince in the background.

Lyrics

Martin/Milhouse/Bart
Oh Edna K, Oh Edna K, Oh Edna K, Oh Edna K, Oh Edna K, Oh Edna K, Oh Edna K, Oh Edna K
Seymour Skinner
Ms. Krabappel, a sad principal is desperate and needy, if you come home I won't die alone, and that's what I'd prefer.
Bart
Uh pleee-ee--eeaase, settle for Seymour. So pleee-ee--eeaase come back to the dork!

Behind the Laughter

The song is a parody of George David Weiss's song The Lion Sleeps Tonight.

Appearances