| Episode number
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Episode name
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Song
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Artist
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Writer(s)
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Note
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| 01
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"Undercover Burns"
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"You'll Work for Me"
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Mr. Burns
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Music: Bleeding Fingers Music
Original lyrics: John Frink and Jeff Westbrook
Parody lyrics: David Cryan
|
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| "Why Can't We Be Friends?"
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War and Homer
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Papa Dee Allen, Harold Ray Brown, B. B. Dickerson, Lonnie Jordan, Charles Miller, Lee Oskar, and Howard E. Scott
|
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| "The Spaniard That Blighted My Life"
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Fred Kranepool, Homer, Lenny, and Carl
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Billy Merson
|
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| "Bang the Drum All Day"
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Todd Rundgren
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| 02
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"I, Carumbus"
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"O Ascendimus Nos"
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Studio singers
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Original: Ja'Net DuBois and Jeff Barry
Parody lyrics: Cesar Mazariegos
Latin translation: Kyle Smith-Laird
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| "The Roman Holidays theme"
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Emperor Quimbus
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Hoyt Curtin
|
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| 03
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"Now Museum, Now You Don't"
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"The Four Seasons - Winter"
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Antonio Vivaldi
|
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| "In 1470"
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Lisanardo da Vinci
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Original: Janis Ian
Parody lyrics: Dan Greaney
|
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| "Mona Lisa"
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Nat King Cole
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Ray Evans and Jay Livingston
|
|
| "Galop Infernal"
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Jacques Offenbach
|
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| "La Marseillaise"
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Claude Joseph Rouget de Lisle
|
|
| "Ride of the Valkyries"
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Richard Wagner
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|
| "El Barto"
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Studio singers
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Original: Norman Foster and George Bruns
Parody lyrics: Dan Greaney
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|
| "Bar-ry, Bar-ry Night"
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Vincent van Moe
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Original: Don McLean
Parody lyrics: Dan Greaney
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| 04
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"Treehouse of Horror XXXI"
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"You Put a Dent in Me"
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Dan Castellaneta
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Original: Randy Newman
Parody lyrics: Julia Prescott
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|
| "This Is the End of Bart"
|
|
| "Flight of the Bumblebee"
|
Nikolai Rimsky-Korsakov
|
|
| "Lollipop"
|
Homer Simpson, Homer Barbera, Disney Princess Homer, 8-Bit Homer, Anime Homer, and Noir Homer
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Beverly Ross and Julius Dixson
|
|
| "A Flash in the Sky"
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Disney Princess Homer and Lisa Simpson
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Music: Bleeding Fingers Music
Lyrics: Julia Prescott
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|
| "Gotta Get Up"
|
Harry Nilsson
|
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| 05
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"The 7 Beer Itch"
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"The Story of Lily"
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Groundskeeper Willie
|
Music: Bleeding Fingers Music
Lyrics: Joel H. Cohen, John Frink, and Al Jean
|
|
| "God Save the Queen"
|
John Bull
|
|
| "Drink It Up Men"
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Lily, Barney, Lenny, Carl, and Moe.
|
The Dubliners
|
|
| "Messiah Part II"
|
George Frideric Handel
|
|
| "Anticipation"
|
Carly Simon
|
|
| "Lili Marleen"
|
Lily
|
Hans Leip and Norbert Schultze
|
|
| "Gymnopédie n. 1"
|
Erik Satie
|
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| "I Promise You Chocolate and Kisses"
|
Lily and Marge
|
Music: Bleeding Fingers Music
Lyrics: Joel H. Cohen, John Frink, and Al Jean
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| 06
|
"Podcast News"
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"2 a.m. Ham"
|
Homer
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Music: Bleeding Fingers Music
Lyrics: David X. Cohen
|
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| 07
|
"Three Dreams Denied"
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"Any Note You Can Reach"
|
Blake and Lisa
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Original: Irving Berlin
Parody lyrics: Danielle Weisberg
|
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| 08
|
"The Road to Cincinnati"
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"Chalmers Went to Cincy"
|
Sherri, Terri, Lisa, and Janey
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Parody lyrics: Jeff Westbrook
|
|
| "Timothy"
|
The Buoys
|
Rupert Holmes
|
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| "Greensleeves"
|
Greg
|
Traditional
|
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| "The Ballroom Blitz"
|
The Sweet
|
Nicky Chinn and Mike Chapman
|
|
| "WKRP In Cincinnati Main Theme"
|
Tom Wells
|
|
| "Chalmers Loves Skinner"
|
Sherri, Terri, Lisa, and Janey
|
Parody lyrics: Jeff Westbrook
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|
| "WKRP in Cincinnati End Credits"
|
Jim Ellis
|
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| 09
|
"Sorry Not Sorry"
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"Boola Boola"
|
Lisa Simpson
|
Allan M. Hirsh
|
|
| "Gladys West Rap"
|
Kevin Michael Richardson and studio singers
|
Music: Bleeding Fingers Music
Lyrics: Nell Scovell
|
|
| "Sorry, Sorry, Sorry"
|
Kevin Michael Richardson and studio singers
|
Music: Bleeding Fingers Music
Lyrics: Nell Scovell
|
|
| "Who's Soggy Now?"
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Miss Hoover
|
Original: Ted Snyder, Bert Kalmar, and Harry Ruby
Parody lyric: Nell Scovell
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Parody of "Who's Sorry Now?"
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| "Lisa's at Yale"
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Kevin Michael Richardson and studio singers
|
Original: Jeff Martin and The Dapper Dans
Music: Bleeding Fingers Music
Lyrics: Nell Scovell
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| 10
|
"A Springfield Summer Christmas for Christmas"
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"Welcome to Our Humble Home"
|
Bart and Lisa Simpson
|
Original: Felix Mendelssohn, Charles Wesley, and George Whitefield
Parody lyrics: Jessica Conrad
|
Parody of "Hark! The Herald Angels Sing"
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| "Let It Snow! Let It Snow! Let It Snow!"
|
Jule Styne
|
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| "Brhams' Lullaby"
|
Johannes Brahms
|
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| 11
|
"The Dad-Feelings Limited"
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"Ooh La La"
|
Faces
|
Ronnie Lane and Ronnie Wood
|
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| 12
|
"Diary Queen"
|
"Today Garage Sale"
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People of Springfield
|
Music: Bleeding Fingers Music
Lyrics: Jeff Westbrook
|
|
| "Boyz Klub"
|
Angus Gunn Clark and Kully B
|
|
| "Battle Hymn of the Republic"
|
William Steffe
|
|
| "Hail to the Chief"
|
James Sanderson
|
|
| "Shameika"
|
Fiona Apple
|
|
| "For He's a Jolly Good Fellow"
|
Kids of Springfield Elementary and Lisa
|
Traditional
|
|
| "Diary"
|
Bread
|
David Gates
|
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| 13
|
"Wad Goals"
|
"C.R.E.A.M."
|
Wu-Tang Clan
|
|
| "Tip's in the Jar"
|
Squeaky-voiced teen
|
Original: Mykola Leontovych and Peter Wilhousky
Parody lyrics: Brian Kelley
|
|
| "I'm Alright"
|
Kevin Michael Richardson
|
Original: Kenny Loggins
Parody lyrics: Brian Kelley
|
|
| "I'm Alright"
|
Kenny Loggins
|
|
| 14
|
"Yokel Hero"
|
"Happy Birthday to Carl"
|
Homer, Lenny, Moe, Barney, and Sam
|
Original: Patty Hill and Mildred J. Hill
Parody lyrics: Jeff Martin and Samantha Martin
|
|
| "Liquor on My Brain"
|
Homer Simpson
|
Music: Bleeding Fingers Music
Lyrics: Jeff Martin and Samantha Martin
|
|
| "Cletus's Prison Song"
|
Cletus Spuckler
|
Music: Samantha Martin
Lyrics: Jeff Martin and Samantha Martin
|
|
| "Wildwood Flower"
|
Cletus Spuckler
|
Original: Joseph Philbrick Webster and Maud Irving
Parody lyrics: Jeff Martin and Samantha Martin
|
|
| "Out in the Country"
|
Cletus Spuckler
|
Music: Samantha Martin
Lyrics: Jeff Martin and Samantha Martin
|
|
| "Red River Valley"
|
Spuckler children
|
Traditional
|
|
| 15
|
"Do PizzaBots Dream of Electric Guitars?"
|
"Pizza Around the Pizza"
|
Wakkety Yak and the Phuntime Phunky Phour
|
Original: Max C. Freedman and James E. Myers
Parody lyrics: Michael Price
|
|
| "Slice Slice Baby"
|
Homer Simpson and the Phuntime Phunky Phour
|
Original: Floyd Brown, Mario Johnson, Vanilla Ice, Brian May, David Bowie, Freddie Mercury, John Deacon, and Roger Taylor
Parody lyrics: Michael Price
|
|
| "Whoomp! (There It Is)"
|
Homer Simpson and the Phuntime Phunky Phour
|
Original: Stephen Gibson and Cecil Glenn
Parody lyrics: Michael Price
|
|
| "Hooray for Hollywood"
|
Richard A. Whiting
|
|
| "On Top of Old Smoky"
|
The Weavers
|
Traditional
|
|
| "World's Worst Internet Troll"
|
Mick and Michael Giacchino
|
|
| "Who's Got Flava"
|
Studio singers
|
M.C. G.L.O.B.E.
|
|
| 16
|
"Manger Things"
|
"Boléro"
|
Pink Martini
|
Maurice Ravel
|
|
| "Hark! The Herald Angels Sing"
|
Carolers and Homer
|
Original: Felix Mendelssohn, Charles Wesley and George Whitefield
Parody lyrics: Rob LaZebnik
|
|
| "Good King Wenceslas"
|
Carolers
|
John Mason Neale and Thomas Helmore
|
|
| "Les Patineurs"
|
Émile Waldteufel
|
|
| "Silent Night"
|
Franz Xaver Gruber
|
|
| "Carol of the Bells"
|
Mykola Leontovych
|
|
| "O Holy Night"
|
Adolphe Adam
|
|
| 17
|
"Uncut Femmes"
|
"Yo-ho, yo-ho"
|
Bart and Lisa Simpson
|
Christine Nangle
|
|
| "Hollaback Girl"
|
Gwen Stefani
|
Gwen Stefani, Pharrell Williams, and Chad Hugo
|
|
| 18
|
"Burger Kings"
|
"Here's the Story"
|
Mac Tonight
|
Music: Bleeding Fingers Music
Lyrics: Rob LaZebnik
|
|
| "When Johnny Comes Marching Home"
|
Patrick Gilmore
|
|
| "Pachelbel's Canon"
|
Johann Pachelbel
|
|
| "Pure Imagination"
|
Leslie Bricusse and Anthony Newley
|
|
| "You're a Spokesman"
|
Mac Tonight
|
Music: Bleeding Fingers Music
Lyrics: Rob LaZebnik
|
|
| "Symphony No. 5"
|
Ludwig van Beethoven
|
|
| "You Listened"
|
Mac Tonight
|
Music: Bleeding Fingers Music
Lyrics: Rob LaZebnik
|
|
| 19
|
"Panic on the Streets of Springfield"
|
"I Want Ya Like That"
|
Robbie Nevil
|
|
| "Hamburger Homicide"
|
Quilloughby and The Snuffs
|
Music: Bret McKenzie
Lyrics: Tim Long
|
|
| "Hypnotized"
|
Devin Hoffman and Michael Avenaim
|
|
| "Everyone Is Horrid Except Me (and Possibly You)"
|
Quilloughby and Lisa
|
Music: Bret McKenzie
Lyrics: Tim Long
|
|
| "On Top of Old Smoky"
|
Springfield Elementary School Band
|
Traditonal
|
|
| "Maneater"
|
Martin Prince
|
Sara Allen, Daryl Hall, and John Oates
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