Biografía:
Alfred Matthew Yankovic (Downey, EE.UU., 23-10-1959) es el músico, compositor y comediante norteamericano que se ha destacado, principalmente, por sus logradas parodias hacia distintos hits del cancionero del rock and roll mundial y sus intérpretes (por caso Smells like nirvana).
Acordionista, tecladista y vocalista, Wired Al se volcó al escenario artístico tras advertir que "lo suyo" no tenía nada que ver con el título de arquitecto que había obtenido por la Universidad Politécnica estatal de California San Luis Obispo.
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Otras canciones:
- Albuquerque
- Another One Rides The Bus
- Callin' In Sick
- Canadian Idiot
- Do I Creep You Out?
- Don't Download This Song
- Eat It
- Ebay
- Everything You Know Is Wrong
- Hamilton Polka
- Jerry Springer
- Pancreas
- Polkamon
- Since You've Been Gone
- Skipper Dan
- Stop Forwarding That Crap To Me
- The Night Santa Went Crazy
- The Saga Begins
- Virus Alert
- White And Nerdy
- Why Does This Always Happen To Me
- You Don't Love Me Anymore
- You're Pitiful
- Yoda
- A Complicated Song
- Amish Paradise
- Another Tatoo
- Avocado
- Captain Underpants Theme Song
- Christmas At Ground Zero
- Close But No Cigar
- Cnr
- Dare To Be Stupid
- Don't Download This Song
- Dont Wear Those Shoes
- Foil
- Frank's 2000 Inch Tv
- Generic Blues
- Genius In France
- Girls Just Wanna Have Lunch
- Grapefruit Diet
- Gump
- Hardware Store
- Headline News
- I Lost On Jeopardy
- I Think Im A Clone Now
- If That Isnt Love
- Jackson Park Express
- Jurassic Park
- Like A Surgeon
- Living With A Hernia
- Midnight Star
- Mission Statement
- Mr. Frump In The Iron Lung
- My Babys In Love With Eddie Vedder
- My Bologna
- Nature Trail To Hell
- Party In The Cia
- Phony Calls
- Polka Face
- Saga Begins
- Spam
- The Biggest Ball Of Twine In Minnesota
- The Checks In The Mail
- The Hamilton Polka
- This Is The Life
- Tmz
- Traffic Jam
- Trigger Happy
- Word Crimes
- You Don't Love Me Anymore
- You Make Me
¡Cuatro años de duro trabajo!Este mes de mayo cumplimos cuatro años al aire. Seguimos trabajando en la difusión de este maravilloso instrumento, ¡gracias por participar en nuestra historia!
Standard Tuning EADGBe
Whole song: D# A# C# G#
Verse 1:
D# A# C# G#
Mom and dad are goin out for the evening, and you're stuck inside the house all alone
D# A# C# G#
That's when you decided it might be fun to harass someone, dial a random number up on your telephone
D# A# C# G#
You ask if their refrigerator is running, then you tell em they should go out and catch it, buddy
D# A# C# G#
If they ever figured out where you were callin em from, they'd come and bust your head right in with a ratchet
(Listen to me)
Chorus 1:
D# A# C# G#
Don't go makin' phony calls, please stick to the seven-digit numbers you're used to
D# A# C# G#
I know that you think it's funny drivin' folks up the wall, but it's really gettin' old fast
Verse 2:
D# A# C# G#
Little Melvin has a natural obsession, askin' for Prince Albert in a can
D# A# C# G#
He gets a kick each time he makes a collect call, to some guy he doesn't know who lives in Japan
D# A# C# G#
He's callin' strangers up at three in the morning, gives 'em pizza pie delivery at four
D# A# C# G#
He won't be laughin when they're tracin' his line, one day the phone police will be there at his door
(Yo, hear me)
Chorus 2:
D# A# C# G#
Don't go makin' phony calls, only dial the seven-digit numbers you're used to
D# A# C# G#
Swear someday I'm gonna yank that phone cord right out from the wall, how long is this phase gonna last?
[Simpsons interlude]
Chorus 3:
D# A# C# G#
Don't go makin' phony calls, please stick to the seven-digit numbers you're used to
D# A# C# G#
You went through the New York City phone book and prank called em all, hope that you grow out of this fast
D# A# C# G#
Don't go makin' phony calls, please stick to the seven-digit numbers you're used to
D# A# C# G#
Betcha think it's funny when you're drivin folks right up the wall, but you're just a pain in the aaa....
(end)
Whole song: D# A# C# G#
Verse 1:
D# A# C# G#
Mom and dad are goin out for the evening, and you're stuck inside the house all alone
D# A# C# G#
That's when you decided it might be fun to harass someone, dial a random number up on your telephone
D# A# C# G#
You ask if their refrigerator is running, then you tell em they should go out and catch it, buddy
D# A# C# G#
If they ever figured out where you were callin em from, they'd come and bust your head right in with a ratchet
(Listen to me)
Chorus 1:
D# A# C# G#
Don't go makin' phony calls, please stick to the seven-digit numbers you're used to
D# A# C# G#
I know that you think it's funny drivin' folks up the wall, but it's really gettin' old fast
Verse 2:
D# A# C# G#
Little Melvin has a natural obsession, askin' for Prince Albert in a can
D# A# C# G#
He gets a kick each time he makes a collect call, to some guy he doesn't know who lives in Japan
D# A# C# G#
He's callin' strangers up at three in the morning, gives 'em pizza pie delivery at four
D# A# C# G#
He won't be laughin when they're tracin' his line, one day the phone police will be there at his door
(Yo, hear me)
Chorus 2:
D# A# C# G#
Don't go makin' phony calls, only dial the seven-digit numbers you're used to
D# A# C# G#
Swear someday I'm gonna yank that phone cord right out from the wall, how long is this phase gonna last?
[Simpsons interlude]
Chorus 3:
D# A# C# G#
Don't go makin' phony calls, please stick to the seven-digit numbers you're used to
D# A# C# G#
You went through the New York City phone book and prank called em all, hope that you grow out of this fast
D# A# C# G#
Don't go makin' phony calls, please stick to the seven-digit numbers you're used to
D# A# C# G#
Betcha think it's funny when you're drivin folks right up the wall, but you're just a pain in the aaa....
(end)
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Wet
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Weyes Blood
White Shoes And (...)
White Stripes
White Town
Whitesnake
Whitewoods