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Working Class Dog

Album details

Artist: Rick Springfield

Year: 1981

Average fodder rating (out of 5): 4

Difficulty: Easy

Assessment of suitability for parodying

This was an early work by its artist, and consequently featured fairly simple songs. While by no means as repetitive as the songs from the later Rick Springfield album Tao tended to be, these songs still do not tend to have a lot of words, although they do have enough for each to tell a story. Also, fortunately for my Pirates of the Caribbean-themed setting for parodies, the lyrics were mostly time neutral, although the plane in The Light of Love and the driving wheel in Everybody’s Girl made things a little more difficult.

The parodies

Hole in My Heart . . . Hole Replacing Your Heart
I’ve Done Everything For You . . . Why Do I Have to Be Doomed?
The Light of Love . . . The Blight of Love
Everybody’s Girl . . . A Mystical Girl
Daddy’s Pearl . . . The Black Pearl

Behind the scenes


Categories

Album categories: Easy albums, 4-fodder albums

Song categories: Rick Springfield songs, 1980s songs, 3-fodder songs, 4-fodder songs, 5-fodder songs

Parody subject categories: Literal heart misplacement, going to port, avoiding Davy Jones, story of Davy Jones and Calypso, pirate lifestyle

Parody style categories: Characterizations, repurposed songs, turnabout parodies, others

Other parody categories: Parodies that do not mention Davy Jones