Difference between revisions of "For This Weekend Only"

For This Weekend Only
Played in	"Cents-less"

Latest revision as of 18:33, 19 November 2023

"For This Weekend Only" is not an official name.

"For This Weekend Only" is a song sung by Baseball Mitt in "Cents-less." It is a parody of the real-life song, "The Twelve Days of Christmas."

For this weekend only, these things could be for thee:

Eight leather softballs,

Seven purple hoodies,

Six hockey kneepads,

Five wooden bats,

Four hockey sticks,

Three flying disks,

Two catchers masks,

and a well oiled outfielders miiiiiiiittttt!

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+{{Noname}}
-|firstsung = "[[Cents-less]]"}}When Francine couldn't spend any money as a homework assignment in Cents-Less she got bribed by a song called "'''For This Weekend Only'''" which is a parody of the song "[[Wikipedia:The Twelve Days of Christmas (song)|The Twelve Days of Christmas]]".
+{{music
+|image = For This Weekend Only.png
+|firstsung = "[[Cents-less]]"}}
+"'''For This Weekend Only'''" is a song sung by [[Baseball Mitt]] in "[[Cents-less]]." It is a parody of the real-life song, "[[Wikipedia:The Twelve Days of Christmas (song)|The Twelve Days of Christmas]]."
 ==Lyrics==
+''For this weekend only, these things could be for thee:''
-For this weekend only, these things could be for thee,
+''Eight leather softballs,''
-Eight leather soft balls,
+''Seven purple hoodies,''
-Seven purple hoodies,
+''Six hockey kneepads,''
-Six hockey kneepads,
+''Five wooden bats,''
-Five wooden bats,
+''Four hockey sticks,''
-Four hockey sticks,
+''Three flying disks,''
-Three flying disks,
+''Two catchers masks,''
-Two catchers mitts,
+''and a well oiled outfielders miiiiiiiittttt!''
-and a well oiled outfielders miiiiiiiittttt.
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+[[Category:Pages with Wikipedia links]]
+[[Category:Songs]]
+[[Category:Songs from Arthur episodes]]
+[[Category:Pop Culture References]]