Comedy Songs

The Farmyard Cabaret (Bucolic British comic song of the early 1930s) Explicite

Lucky Jim (A lugubrious ballad from the 1890s) Explicite

You Don't Like It - Not Much (1920s lively foxtrot sung to piano roll accompanim,ent) Explicite

They All Walk The Wibbly Wobbly Walk (!912 British music hall comic song about drunks) Explicite

I Go So Far With Sophie (And Sophie Goes So Far With Me) Explicite

They're Parking Camels Where The Taxis Used To Be (Comic song about the Arab invasion of Britain) Explicite

My Dead Dog Rover (Parody of 1920s song) Explicite

When Ragtime Rosie Ragged The Rosary (Venerable ragtime hit of th 1910s.) Explicite

At The Vicarage Party (A series of bawdy limericks) Explicite

You've Got To Show It To Mother (A double entendre ragtime song) Explicite

Story Book Farm (A quaint, charming bucolic novelty) Explicite

Is Izzy Azzy Wozz? (A Jewish comedy song) Explicite

On The Pier (British music hall song of the 1920s) Explicite

Wurzel Fudge - The Village Idiot (Rustic joke singalong novelty) Explicite

Masculine Women! Feminine Men! (Politically Incorrect comic song of 1920s) Explicite

Oh! What A Beauty! (Double entendre dog song from Britain) Explicite

Till You Come Home (Wistful song of regret and yearning) Explicite

Charlie's A Cripple ((You Know) Very offensive joke song) Explicite

They Gotta Quit Kickin' My Dawg Aroun' (Vintage folk song about loyal vicious dog) Explicite

Roots (Tale of a blackman in search of his heritage) Explicite

(I'm Gonna) Eat You Up (Off-color rock number) Explicite

A Friend Of A Friend Of Mine (A country narrative of revenge on hippies) Explicite

My Girl's Pussy (Crude double meaning song) Explicite

Life's Not All That Bad, Is It? (Spoken word narrative of domestic disasters) Explicite