Oooh but they're wild, Oooooh.RAIDER said:Hyles' Haters
Sang to the tune of Maneater by Hall and Oats
They only come out at night
The liberal and worldly type
Nothing is new
I've read their posts before
Watching and waiting
Ooh, they're posting with you
But their KJV is on the floor
(Oh-oh here they come)
Watch out Hacker
They'll chew you up
(Oh-oh here they come)
Their Hyles' haters
(Oh-oh here they come)
Watch out Hacker
They'll chew you up
(Oh-oh here they come)
They're Hyles' Haters
I wouldn't if I were you
I know what they can do
They're deadly man
And they could really rip your thread apart
Ooh, the KJV is there
But the NIV is in their heart
Chorus
Mathew Ward said:"The problem is all inside your head", Bob said to me
The answer is easy if you think it logically
I'd like to help you in your struggle to be Me
There must be fifty more Bob Gray's
Bob said it's always been my habit to intrude
Furthermore, I hope my meaning won't be lost or misconstrued
But I'll repeat myself, at the risk of being rude
There must be fifty more Bob Gray's
Fifty more Bob Gray's
I'll stab you in the back, Jack
You'll need my plan, Stan
I'll never be coy, Roy
Always thinking about me
Buy another bus, Gus
You don't need to discuss much
Only listen to me, Lee
Always thinking about me
Smellin Coffee said:HACker Tradition
Good ole' Baptist HACkers
Have always been a real close family
But lately some of my brethren
Have disowned a few others and me
I guess that it's because
I kinda changed my direction
And shucks, I guess I went
And broke the HACker tradition
They get on me want to know
Brother, why don't you preach?
And why don't you win souls?
Why must you pepper
The sermons with holes?
Over and over
Everybody hates my disection
So if my shoes aren't toed I'm not carryin' on
An old HACker tradition
I am very proud
Of my Preacher's name
Although his kind of haircut
And mine ain't exactly the same
Stop and think it over
Put yourself in my position
If I don't ride the bus at night
To keep a HACker tradition
Brother, why don't you preach?
And why don't you win souls?
Why must you pepper
The sermons with holes?
If I hit the movies Sunday night
Some critics trying to give me some friction
I say leave me alone now that my cover is blown
I hate that HACker tradition
Brother I have rode some buses
And I once held the dream
And they both tried to kill me
In 1983
When my doctor asked me
"Son, how'd you get in this condition?"
I said all Hyles knows, I'm just carryin' on
'Gainst the HACker tradition"
Brother, why don't you preach?
And why don't you win souls?
Why must you pepper
The sermons with holes?
Stop and think it over
And try not to take a bite of my gerkin
If my lib'rul views get me abused
It's cuz I left the HACker tradition
You missed you 'stinkin' calling!Smellin Coffee said:The HACker Man
It's nine o'clock on a Sunday
the regular crowd shuffles in
There's an old man sitting next to me
With Binaca drops there on his chin.
He says, Son can you quote me a sermon now
I'm not really sure how it goes
But it's sad and it's sweet and I knew it complete
When my wife got that run in her hose.
La la la de de da
la la lade da da dum
Chorus:
Preach to us now, you're the HACker Man
Preach us a sermon tonight
Well, we're all in the mood for testimony
And you've got to make our hearts right
Now John on the front pew's a friend of mine
He saves me my seats for free
And he's quick with a joke though not good with the soap
But this is someplace that he likes to be
He says Bill, I believe there's a fire in me
As the smile ran away from his face
Well I'm sure that I could be a preaching star
If I could get out of this place
Oh, la la la de de da
la la de de da da dum
Now Paul is a real good bus captain
Who never had time for a wife
And he's talking with Davy who's still in the navy
To introduce to him HAC-life
And the organist is playing at circus pace
And the ushers their jackets are gold
Yes, they're sharing a spot in this Hammond place
But it's better than just staying home
Preach to us now, you're the HACker Man
Preach us a sermon tonight
Well, we're all in the mood for testimony
And you've got to make our hearts right
It's a pretty good crowd for a Sunday morn,
And the bodyguard gives me a smile
'Cause he knows that it's "Preech" they've been coming to see
To forget about life for awhile.
And the organ it sounds like a carnival
And the microphone smells like Old Spice
And they sit in the aisle and "Amen!" and smile
And say "Brother, this sermon is nice!"
La la la de de da
la la de de da da dum
Preach to us now, you're the HACker Man
Preach us a sermon tonight
Well, we're all in the mood for testimony
And you've got to make our hearts right
Norefund said:These are seriously good!
I do want to know how you know all these songs as that stinkin' rock music was forbidden!
Lone Ranger said:Norefund said:These are seriously good!
I do want to know how you know all these songs as that stinkin' rock music was forbidden!
I agree that these are good, but I really have no idea what these songs are "take offs" from. Can someone spell it out for those of us who are clueless. Maybe I'm the only one???
Lone Ranger said:Norefund said:These are seriously good!
I do want to know how you know all these songs as that stinkin' rock music was forbidden!
I agree that these are good, but I really have no idea what these songs are "take offs" from. Can someone spell it out for those of us who are clueless. Maybe I'm the only one???
Outstanding, minstrel!Mathew Ward said:"The problem is all inside your head", Bob said to me
The answer is easy if you think it logically
I'd like to help you in your struggle to be Me
There must be fifty more Bob Gray's
Bob said it's always been my habit to intrude
Furthermore, I hope my meaning won't be lost or misconstrued
But I'll repeat myself, at the risk of being rude
There must be fifty more Bob Gray's
Fifty more Bob Gray's
I'll stab you in the back, Jack
You'll need my plan, Stan
I'll never be coy, Roy
Always thinking about me
Buy another bus, Gus
You don't need to discuss much
Only listen to me, Lee
Always thinking about me
Perfect.lnf said:Lone Ranger said:Norefund said:These are seriously good!
I do want to know how you know all these songs as that stinkin' rock music was forbidden!
I agree that these are good, but I really have no idea what these songs are "take offs" from. Can someone spell it out for those of us who are clueless. Maybe I'm the only one???
Reply #1: identified as Maneater, by Hall and Oats.
Reply #2: I Surrender All, common altar call
Reply #4: This Old Man, children’s song
Reply #5: 50 Ways to Leave Your Lover, by Paul Simon.
Reply #7: Family Tradition, by Hank Williams
Reply #9: The Piano Man, by Billy Joel
Yeah, I knew them all. Call me worldly... ;D