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GAZORNINPLAT II
Naru Punch!
Information
Author:Bob Barker
Release Date:5/17/2003
File Size:1.07MB
Length:0:46
Complexity:Poiuytic Scale
Stars:Country Mic
Audio Info
Country Mike's Theme
Artist:The Beastie Boys
Album:Country Mike's Greatest Hits
Genre:Country
Language:English

About

The sequel to the never-before released Gazorninplat I, Gazorninplat II is the tale of an ambitious young microphone and his quest for country music supremacy.

Cast

Transcript

Lyrics

Fake Lyrics Real Lyrics

Who's Country Mic?
I'm Country Mic
Where's Country Mic?

Here's Country Mic
Who's Country Mic?

Woo! I'm Country Mic
Yeah, Country Mic
I'm Country Mic

We've got poison knees
We've got poison knees
We've got boys in igloos
We've got poison knees

Who's Country Mic?

I'm Country Mic
Where's Country Mic?
Here's Country Mic
Here's Country Mic

Who's Country Mike?
I'm Country Mike
Where's Country Mike?
Here's Country Mike
Who's Country Mike?
Woo! I'm Country Mike
Yeah Country Mike
I'm Country Mike

Read those boys the news
Read those boys the news
Read those boys the news
Read those boys the news

Who's Country Mike?
I'm Country Mike
Where's Country Mike?
Here's Country Mike
Here's Country Mike

Audio Details

Trivia

  • "Gazorninplat" is a reference to an episode of "Garfield and Friends", where Garfield tries to get rid of the goody-two-shoes Buddy Bears by tricking them into looking up information on gazorninplats.
  • The "dancing grapes" that appear in the background at one point are actually from the lesser-known but just as badly-translated ending of "Zero Wing".

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