The Song For Phil Daoust (исполнитель: Tim Minchin)
This is a song for Phil Daoust Occasional Guardian newspaper journal-oust I never ever ever mentioned your name Or the review that you wrote, when I was new to this game But now the time [bad word] I think I've dealt with my feelings at last I really wanna forgive ya, Phil Yeah, I wanna put the past in the past-a Oh, and as this is London town I thought I outta take the opportunity 'Cause there's a pretty good chance Somebody out there will know you Maybe they will pass on a message for me Just wanna say, Phil Daoust Occasional Guardian newspaper journal-oust That it's been three years since you wrote it And time is very healing But I still wanna cut big chunks of flesh out of your stupid face And make your children watch while I force you to eat them Yeah, I wanna make your children watch you eat your own face-meat Ding dang, ding dang dong This is my Phil Daoust song Everybody sing along La-la-la-la-la-la-la I hope one of your family members dies Phil, ding dang dong I've written you this special song To help you get the attention You obviously, desperately lack And I know that you're a smart man And with such a fine mind, I guess it has to be hard To resist throwing narcissistic, intellectual [bad word] In the supermarket aisles of your self-regard Just wanna say, Phil Daoust I know it must be really hard to be a journal-oust While a deadline's always looming, and the pressure to be entertaining So maybe you should quit and get a job that you'd be better at Like killing yourself, you [bad word] [bad word] Ding dang, ding dang dong This is my Phil Daoust song Everybody sing along Tra-la-la-la-la-la-la I hope something you love catches on fire Phil, ding dang dong I've written you this special song To show how far [bad word] along In my efforts to be more mature in the face of negative feedback You [bad word] poo-face