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Rolling Stones forget their words
By Bottleblondesurfer
08 October 2007

I read this in the papers and sniggered. I’m not a Stones fan so had to google the songs. If you need to do the same to get the joke, try www.mattsmusicpage.com  

Keith Richards recently admitted that just because he wrote the songs doesn’t mean he remembers them so  the band have decided to change the lyrics and titles to make them more relevant to their present state to help them remember . So they will now be singing.
 
 I Can’t get no Sanatogen 

19th Hip Replacement. 

Gimme Shelter-ed housing.
 
Paint it, Beige. 

Cardigan Wearing Man.
 
Get off my commode  

You can’t always pee when you want. 

Midnight rambler [no change] 

Little Red blood vessel.
 
Is it Tuesday? 

Brown shoe polish
 
Let’s spend the night in traction 

Jumping Jack Russell/ Walking the dog

OK, any more from you guys?

Reviews

Written by Phil (6713 comments posted) 8th October 2007
Enjoyed this. 
 
All I could manage was: 
 
Might as well get juice ('cos my teeth are gone) 
 
Phil.
HI BBS
Written by jean.day (2279 comments posted) 8th October 2007
Very clever, as is all your work. I particularly liked I Can't Get No Sanatogen, and Paint it Beige.

Written by Lizzy (793 comments posted) 9th October 2007
Yes a clever piece. 
I don't know much of the Stone's work so had to have a look at the link. 
All i could manage was 
Whose driving your mobility scooter 
Lizzy
Hi Jane
Written by gshelme (152 comments posted) 9th October 2007
Liked this.  
Can't think of changes, but have a few add ons. 
 
Always suffering-memory loss. 
Baby What's Wrong-with brushed nylon. 
How Can I Stop-this zimmer. 
 
Gill 
:grin

Written by coosh (863 comments posted) 9th October 2007
Street Fighting Gran? Maybe Jagger could recreate that mythical, magic moment with Marianne Faithful, but using a Werther's Original and a pair of knitting needles... Some nice ones here, I hadn't realised Mick now needs autocue, just forgets his contacts...

Written by fellpony (1608 comments posted) 9th October 2007
It was "Midnight rambler [no change] " that made me snort with laughter. Yes, wicked and funny.
Watto Bubbles
Written by BrianRobertNeal (1195 comments posted) 9th October 2007
Get off of my shroud. 
 
(Love was Love) It faded away. 
 
Little red drooper 
 
Time's not on my side 
 
(can't remember) The last time 
 
Tumbling twice (an hour.) 
 
Brian 
 
 
 
 
 

Written by Bottleblondesurfer (3351 comments posted) 9th October 2007
Well,Brian you obviously know the songs better than me. You should have done this sketch 
Good list. 
And thanks to the others for their contributions, fun for all the family

Written by Livinginanattic (456 comments posted) 9th October 2007
Some good ones here. Partlicularly liked 'Let’s spend the night in traction'.  
 
The best I could think of was 'Memory Loss Motel'.

Written by Fledermaus (3279 comments posted) 15th October 2007
Heheh... Last saw a brilliant movie online which misinterpreted the (indeed rather incomprehensible) lyrics from several Nightwish songs. 
Should be a good joke if the Stones actually did this. How long would it take for people to notice it?

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