We're writing a new song for The Let's Make Outs that may or may not be about Liz Lemon and I need a rhyme for "hot dog."As you may remember, if you are a REAL 30 Rock fan, when we first meet Liz, she's buying all the hot dogs from the street vendor to stick it to some jerks who cheated and started a second line. When we meet Liz in our song, she's buying all the hot dogs, too. So it starts:
When we first met
You bought all the hot dogs
Now, I need two lines with an end rhyme for "hot dog." This is your assignment for the day. 3...2...1...Go!
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Dot Com rhymes well enough.
Hot blogs?
Wild hogs?
You could go all urban and make it:
When we first met
You bought all the hot dogs
You angered the crowd
Just check all their fizzogs
Hahahaha. Or............not.
Hell I've been a songwriter for years and I don't want to wrestle with "hot dogs" :)
Or:
When we first met
You bought all the hot dogs
You've already won
And it's only the prologue
OK I'll stop now. Really.
haha. Fizzogs?! Actually, I kinda like your second suggestion, Veg.
And, Dot Com might work, too.
Or I might just need to change the first verse and not talk about hot dogs...
How about:
When we first met
You bought all the hot dogs
What rhymes with "hot dogs?"
Oh... blerg.
Then start the song over in a different, easier-to-rhyme way.
Make sure you spell my name right in the linear notes.
McGone: You, sir, are a genius!
Hmm. Something about Meat Cat and cheesy blasters should go in there, you know, to offset the "dogs." It doesn't have to rhyme, really. Make it a punk song.
You need to end each verse with a random Tracy Jordan quote. :)
I really AM a genius. I mean, just look at how I misspelled "liner notes" while talking about making sure my name is spelled correctly.
Yep, that's absolutely genius.
When we first met
You bought all the hot dogs
Here comes wordplay
Nothing rhymes with hot dogs
or
When we first met
You bought all the hot dogs
Here comes wordplay
Blah blah blah blah hot dogs
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