Parody of “Medic”, words by
Mercedes Lackey
, music by
Leslie Fish
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Reprinted from
Songworm 3
This parody was sung by
Leslie Fish
on
Tapeworm 2
Parody lyrics ©6/26/88 by Bob Kanefsky. All rights reserved. The copyright of the original lyrics and music remain with the holder(s) of the original copyright.
| A | G noth | er case comes | Em in | , another f | C ract | ured c | Am oll | ar | D bone | , |
| To | G add | another | Em thou | sand to the | C ass | ets | Am that | I own. | D |
| A | G noth | er car, a | Em noth | er yacht, per | C haps | a | Em noth | er | Am house | . |
| My | D prices | are | G ex | orbi | Em tant | ; you | C think | that | Am I'm | a louse. | D |
| E | G nough | about my | Em fin | ances; now | C let | me | Em cure | your | Am ills | . |
| I'll | D heal | your battered | G bo | di | Em es | if | D ~ C you | can pay my | G bills | . |
I know the things you say of me: you wish that I'd drop dead.
You think I am unfeeling; well, I'll have you know I dread
The day that you may go, before your treatment is complete--
The day your empty pocketbook will leave you on the street.
I hope you've paid your premiums, or at least made out your wills.
I'll heal your battered bodies if you can pay my bills.
There was a time I didn't plan to charge so high a fee,
When I had youthful principles, and thought to heal for free.
But I had loans to pay off, and the payments weren't small.
I know you think I'm greedy, for I've long since paid them all.
But you don't know my med school and the values it instills.
I'll heal your battered bodies -- and you will pay my bills.




