Hehe

[vampirelolli]

I just listened to a song and substituted a word for a word. It's about Tracey Davis. Here is the first line - (when singing it sing the EY part really fast)

T-R-A-C-EY. The sound of her name makes the first years cry.

-giggle-

Comments

[booted_claw]

Hehehe. That's funny. Tracey's going to kill you. Have fun. I'll come to the funeral. :)

[vampirelolli]

Just remember - red coffin with blue stripes. Red coffin. Blue stripes.

[booted_claw]

Got it.

[tracey_davis_]

How thoughtful of you to think of me. Though you obviously have far too much free time on your hands, little girl.

If you're going to make up songs about me, at least make them catchy.

[vampirelolli]

Is something wrong?! Do you feel sick!? That wasn't nearly as nasty as you usually are!

[tracey_davis_]

I feel fine, thank you for asking. I just don't think you're worth wasting any thought on.

[vampirelolli]

Wow, that hurts. *points to the area where heart is* Right here.

[cinderelle83]

*Blinks*

I don't get it... anyone care to explain? Please? I'm only 13...

[vampirelolli]

As everyone in this school knows, Tracey Davis is a model Slytherin: terribly mean, sly, cunning, yada yada. I'm wondering if she's related to Slytherin herself... Anyways, I was bored and I had heard this song called Icky Vicky. I substitued Vicky for Tracey and came up with this wonderful song about how terrible Tracey is.

[cinderelle83]

Ooh, all right, thank you! :) Is there some sort of significance to saying the "ey" part fast, or is that just so it goes with the rhythm of the song?

[vampirelolli]

Just goes with the rhythm of the song. ;)