Cold High Voice (filk)

Caius Marcius coriolan_cmc at hotmail.com
Wed Oct 9 20:12:50 UTC 2002


No: HPFGUIDX 45140

Guess it's obvious who this is one about, right? BTW, "Magic" in the 
third stanza refers to a 1979 Richard Attenborough film starring a 
then little-known Anthony Hopkins 

Cold High Voice

To the tune of Hank Williams' Cold Cold Heart

Hear the orginal at:

http://isweb3.infoseek.co.jp/misc/hmika/country&western.htm

Dedicated to Pippin 

In the rule book for superfiends, the first thing it would seem
That a bass register is best for plotting evil schemes 
Deep timbres sound so menacing, when urbanely deployed 
Then why oh why does Voldemort have such a cold high voice?

In Verdi's opera, Iago sings a deep baritone
The villainy of Darth Vadar is voiced by James E. Jones 
In Touch of Evil vileness makes Orson Welles rejoice
We can't even imagine them using a cold high voice 

In Magic, Anthony Hopkins (before that Lecter part)
Played a ventriloquist whose doll had an assassin's heart
In a rather quite a cold high voice that dummy sneered each word
Charlie McCarthy as the beast, Volde-Mortimer Snerd 

So even though his vocal chords express a shriller pipe
The Dark Lord's goal is to destroy all deep-voice stereotypes
So by the end of Book Seven, depending how it goes
Lord Voldemort could land a role with TV's Sopranos

  - CMC

HARRY POTTER FILKS 
http://home.att.net/~coriolan/hpfilks.htm 






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