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Transcript for Podcast: "I Feel Snitty," Episode 182: "'Ass Is Burning' (parody based on the Midnight Oil song, 'Beds Are Burning')" is now available!

Podcast: I Feel Snitty

Episode 182: "'Ass Is Burning' (parody based on the Midnight Oil song, 'Beds Are Burning')"

Premiere Date: 3/28/2022

Length: 4:12 (259 words)

Link: https://ifeelsnitty.podbean.com/e/ass-is-burning-parody-based-on-the-midnight-oil-song-beds-are-burning/

Transcript: 

"Ass Is Burning" (to the tune of Midnight Oil's "Beds Are Burning")

I’ve spent hours at the desk

Getting ready for my lunch break

My stomach starving and gurgling

Ten minutes to fill myself

 

The food has come

It came real fast

That can’t be good

I’ve got some gas

 

The food has come

It smells like sh*t

That can’t be healthy

I feel the grease

 

How can I eat

When the clock is turning?

How can I work

While my ass is burning?

 

How can I eat

When the clock is turning?

How can I work

While my ass is burning?

 

The food has come

It came real fast

That can’t be good

I’ve got some gas

 

Driving back to the office

Speeding in and out of traffic

Stuffing nasty crap in my mouth

No time to fill myself

 

The food has come

It came real fast

That can’t be good

I’ve got some gas

 

The food has come

It smells like sh*t

That can’t be healthy

I feel the grease

 

How can I eat

When the clock is turning?

How can I work

While my ass is burning?

 

How can I eat

When the clock is turning?

How can I work

While my ass is burning?

 

The food has come

It came real fast

That can’t be good

I’ve got some gas

 

The food has come

It smells like sh*t

That can’t be healthy

I feel the grease

 

How can I eat

When the clock is turning?

How can I work

While my ass is burning?

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