So, without any ado at all, here are the lyrics to my new song:
This Song's not Funny by Gifted Gear:
This song’s not funny
I’m sorry, I tried, I did my best
It’s hard to overstate my frustration
With my lack of humour
The one joke I had just didn’t scan
And I’m sorry to report that even that joke was bad
I’ll just keep on trying if it takes me all night
I’ll find the right rhyme for a decent punch line
and upload this song onto the FuMP
Why am I trying?
Writing this song won’t make me rich
It’s not enough to bring me fame or fan girls
But, maybe an album
That could be just the start I need
But first I have to think of something funny to write
All the jokes coming to mind have already been done
Nobody cares about the chicken or why he crossed the road
Because that joke is really, really old
These jokes are lame and old and stale
I need to find a funny new perspective
I need something novel
Knock, knock. Who’s there? Who cares! It’s been done
Anyway the sun is up oh look at how the time flies
Here I am still talking, when there's more I should write
I’ve got nothing done although it took me all night
I’m running out of time and I still can’t find a rhyme
I guess it’s time that I give up!
This Song's not Funny is the first tune in my new rock opera. Code name: Faust for Dementites. A dude who wants to be a comedy singer sells his soul to the devil to be able to write the funniest songs ever. Some other stuff happens and then the dude challenges the devil to a "rock-off". I'm hoping for guest stars.... I'd love to hear Tom Smith cover Sympathy for the Devil as the villain-introduction song!
Humming 80's chords,
Stephen

2 comments:
I thought this song was funny. And the lack of rhyme at the end is perfect if you pay attention to the lyrics.
As for the rock opera, wow, that could be good in so many ways. Yeah, I could see guest stars here. Tom Smith as the devil? That is just evil since I can never see Tom as the villain (which is why it fits). You have something really good on your hands here, please flesh it out into the complete thing.
Stephen, good stuff!
The Grump
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