Funniest Songs Ever?

[BlueRedWhite]

I like Rodney Carrington, and most of his themes are epic....but i guess this one is my favourite

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=djYz6p3i-t0

 

[Caddie]

 

[BruceM]

Here's the song titles from the aforementioned radio half-hour.

1. Drop Kick Me Jesus, through the Goal Posts of Life

2. When I Throw My Lariat Around My Sweetheart Harriet

3. Love Flew Out The Window When My Mother-in-law Flew In

4. She Was Bitten On The Udder By An Adder - bonus lyric: She never died so suddenly before, and I bet she won't do it anymore

5. They're Burning Down The House I Was Brung Up In

6. It's Tooth Pickin' Time In False Teeth Valley

7. The Day They Operated On Poppa They Opened Up Momma's Male

Hilarious way to spend a little bit of drive time.

[Toadroller]

A little bit of everything in this ditty:

 

[Steve Haynie]

The Day They Operated On Papa, They Opened Mama's Male can be found at this page about Jimmy Heap. 

 

 

[tommy p]

1 hour ago, Toadroller said:

A little bit of everything in this ditty:

 

Ha!   I was in a band that covered this but we mixed in our own choices for the riff quotes.

[mudshark]

 

[rj2858]

One from the time when parody songs were plentiful.

 

 

[Willie G. Moseley]

Anything by Lester "Roadhog" Moran And His Cadillac Cowboys. The Alive at Johnnie Mack Brown High School album is now 42 years old, and every once in a while I'll put it on, and will once again laugh so hard, tears are running down my face, on accounta down here, we heard bands like that when we were growing up...

[django49]

26 minutes ago, Willie G. Moseley said:

Anything by Lester "Roadhog" Moran And His Cadillac Cowboys. The Alive at Johnnie Mack Brown High School album is now 42 years old, and every once in a while I'll put it on, and will once again laugh so hard, tears are running down my face, on accounta down here, we heard bands like that when we were growing up...

Oh, man.....Let's hear it for Roadhog!

My IT Director when I was in BH was a dead ringer for "Roadhog". And looks even more like him 30 years later (now that he is a "Cowboy Poet"). My NYC born and bred wife does NOT get it, but I love this. So bad it is good.

[JohnnyB]

Frank Zappa, In France:

 

[Bennyboy-UK]

Anything/everything by Kevin Bloody Wilson...

Start with this one...

 

[JohnnyB]

Fred Schneider (of the B52s): Monster:

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[killerteddybear]

In between Spike Jones and Frank Zappa were Homer and Jethro, a country duo that parodied popular songs during the 50's and 60's.

Also, most stuff by Tonio K. when he's not bitchin' about relationships (some of those are funny too).
His album Life in the Foodchain (1978?) is a favorite of mine.

[ScottM]

 

[Ting Ho Dung]

I wouldn't say this is the funniest song ever but the lyrics are cute and clever.

Clark Kent, there was a real Gent. Wouldn't be caught sittin' around in a jungle scape doin' nothin.' Dumb as an ape.