Parody Songs

 

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It Ain’t Gonna Work No More

(to be sung to the tune of It Ain’t Gonna Rain No More)

 

Oh, it ain’t gonna work no more, no more,

It ain’t gonna work no more.

So how the heck you gonna save your neck,

If it ain’t gonna work no more.

 

The Virus Song

(to be sung to the tune of The Hearse Song—Did you ever think, when the hearse goes by, that Some day you are going to die, etc.)

 

Did you ever think,

When opening screen goes by,

That someday it might freeze and die?

 

CHORUS:

Viruses crawl in.

Viruses crawl out,

From e-mail or disks,

And then spread out.

 

Use Windows Update

Every week or so

Or Windows ME does it

Auto mat i cal ly.

 

But even so

You should know

Not to open attachments

Or your system may go.

 

Buy virus protection

To have safe system use

Like McAfee or Norton

To avoid computer abuse.

 

Be sure to update

Since ev er y day

New viruses come

And don’t go away.

 

You need to install

Yourself a firewall,

Specially if you’ve cable modem

Or D  S  L.

 

Viruses bring their friends,

And relatives too,

And, whoa! What a mess they can

Make of you!

 

CHORUS

Viruses crawl in.

Viruses crawl out,

From e-mail or disks,

And then spread out.

 

Viruses

(G reat Gross Gobs of Them – 6 Kinds)

(to be sung to the tune of "Great Green Gobs of Greasy Grimy Gopher Guts")

1.

Great gross gobs of boot sector virus

Goes to the boot sector

In your hard drive.

Now you won’t be able to

Turn it on

Ever, oh, ever again!

 

2.

Great gross gobs of file viruses infecting

Your applications, then spreading the doom

By infecting documents and applications

That will then go BOOM!

 

3.

Macro Viruses infect Microsoft Office applications,

Such as Word and Excel.

They modify a command like SAVE

And then good-bye you can wave.

 

4.

Great gross gobs of multipartite virus

Give you a double whammy

By infecting files and boot sector.

It’s much worse than all the spam- my

In the computer world.

 

5.

Oh, and let’s not forget the polymorphic.

It changes code whenever

It passes to another machine.

You might think it would be hard to spot

But actually it’s usually not.

 

6.

And the last one is the one called Stealth.

Naturally it’s bad for your computer’s health.

It hides its presence

By makes sick files not seem sick,

But antivirus ‘ware won’t let it tick.

 

Boo viruses!

 

The Worm Song – Ev erybody Hates Us

(to be sung to the tune of

"Everybody Hates Us")

Nobody likes us,

Everybody hates us

‘Cause we’re computer worms.

Big, fat, juicy ones,

Little bitty squiggly ones,

Watch us wiggle and squirm.

 

We replicate ourselves

And slither through networks

 Infecting every machine,

 Eating up storage space,

 Slowing down computers.

 Oh, it’s a hacker’s dream!

 

Found a Trojan Horse

(to be sung to the tune of "Found a Peanut"

First verse:

Found a Trojan horse, found a Trojan horse, Found a Trojan horse last night.  Last night I found a Trojan horse, Found a Trojan horse last night.

Second Verse:

It looked like a screensaver. . .

Third Verse:

It captured names and passwords . . .

Fourth Verse:

Now a rotten hacker, a rotten hacker, a rotten hacker, Controls my old P.C., And I'm really ang-ry.

 

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