Across the Sea

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A parody of a song by Weezer.
Recorded by Jerry in Annandale, VA
Recorded: 11/15/2013  Released: 11/20/2013  First aired: unaired

Lyrics

You are a fairly old dude with a surly, subversive attitude
I heard you on the radio several years ago and I wanted to know
Why so grouchy? And so cranky?
Don't you have lots of fans and tons of money?

We love you, dear Mr. Tony
from north to south and sea to shining sea
2,000,000 podcast subscribers can't be wrong
Let's hear some letters
after this song

A parody of Weezer, "Across the Sea"

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  • Kj Ohnstad in St. Paul, MN
    Outstanding!!
    4002 days ago.
  • Jerry in Annandale, VA
    It is a fantastic album that took me about 2 years to fully appreciate. I loved the bubble gum polish of the Blue Album so this was just so jarring and unexpected. I can just hear the opening of my 10-jingle-in-one Pinkerton homage now... I'm tired, so tired, so tired of writing jingles (so tired). Monday night I'm singing again, Tuesday night I'm ripping Kevin, Wednesday night it's Michael Wilbon, and why do I write so many songs for Tony... Waaaooorrgh!
    4002 days ago.
  • Moffett in Sacramento, CA
    You need to do this whole album Jerry, El Scorcho, and Why Bother are begging to be done. I realize that is a large request but I am willing to pay.
    4002 days ago.

Playlists

This jingle is included in the following playlists:

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All of Jerry's Jingles Jerry in Annandale, VA
All the TK Jingles of 2013 Jerry in Annandale, VA
Alternative & Grunge Jerry in Annandale, VA
Favorites Paul G in JONESBOROUGH
Favorites armcchr in Bentonville, AR
Favorites Patrick Moffett in Sacramento, CA
TK1 maxpower72 in London Canada
Why Do They Gotta Front? John Fitzpatrick in Arlington, VA

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