This CD features Danny Freyer's Titillating Tune "Put it Back Paris! The Paris Hilton Song" plus "I Still Believe in Bigfoot", the national anthem of Bigfoot belivers.
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PARIS HILTON INSPIRES NEW TUNE ON
VIDEO SHOPLIFT ALLEGATI [+]This CD features Danny Freyer's Titillating Tune "Put it Back Paris! The Paris Hilton Song" plus "I Still Believe in Bigfoot", the national anthem of Bigfoot belivers.
NEWS AND REVIEWS
PARIS HILTON INSPIRES NEW TUNE ON
VIDEO SHOPLIFT ALLEGATIONS
Reports that Paris Hilton is under investigation for
stealing a sex video of herself from a Hollywood
newsstand inspire new song "Put it Back Paris!"
Los Angeles - January 28, 2005 - Reports that Paris Hilton is under
investigation for stealing a sex video of herself from a Hollywood
newsstand have inspired a new song. Danny Freyer has just recorded
"Put it Back Paris!" a New Orleans-flavored rock tune that
simultaneously defends and questions Hilton's alleged petty theft.
Some of the lyrics include "You went to France/You took a Chance/Let
Hotel Lovin' in your pants/How were you to know/That they would
make a video?/They sell like Hotcakes/Why steal just one Tape?".
Songwriter Freyer says he has "Not actually seen Paris' sex video in
Paris or a video of Paris stealing a video in Hollywood". But he admits
he "may be forced to watch the sex tape if the song Put it Back
Paris!' hits MTV, does a Launch on iTunes.com or something like
that".
BIGFOOT BUFF SINGING THE BLUES
BETHESDA, Md. (Wireless Flash) -- The current debate over
whether or not Bigfoot exists has one Bigfoot buff singing the blues.
Danny Freyer has just recorded "I Still Believe In Bigfoot," a bluesy
swamp rock tune that suggests believing in Bigfoot is as American as
apple pie. Some of the lyrics include "They claim it was a hoax by a wise
old fool/ Who carved 16-inch footprints with an iron tool/ But we all saw
the movie of a Bigfoot mama struttin'/ Walking past the camera just like
Dolly Parton." The 27-year-old Freyer admits he's never seen Bigfoot
but that doesn't mean it doesn't exist and points out that "they said they
caught bin Laden and he's still living." So far, Freyer's song is getting a big
response among Bigfoot researchers. That's only a small part of the
music- buying public, but he doesn't mind since "that's more than any of
my other songs have reached." From Wireless Flash news service.
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