So, this is a song written for my friend.
She and I both signed up for this group that actually turned out to be very competitive.
Recently, she was performing with our team in a competition, and made a pretty big mistake. Later that day, we were told that our team lost third place only by a few points. She'd already come off the competition zone crying, and this added jab only made her feel that she was the one who had cost the whole team that medal, and she started sobbing again, prompting her many close friends (myself included) to go and give her comfort; but nothing was working. She was being so hard on herself over this one mistake, and I was legitimately worried for her.
At that moment, I realized that the song "It's Over, Isn't It" would fit this situation perfectly if the lyrics were tweaked a bit. And right then and there, I improvised the parody that you will read down below and sang it out loud right in front of everybody. Here it is:
You were fine, with mistakes
You have tripped and fallen right on your face
But you're fine, and I know
'Cause you picked yourself right back up and so
You were fine, when you came
Little newbie, thought it was some silly game
Silly people, silly rules
After all this time isn't that still the truth?
Besides...
It's over, isn't it? Isn't it? Isn't it over?
It's over, isn't it? Isn't it? Isn't it over?
It's done, and you did it, and we love you, but it's gone
It's over, isn't it? Why don't we move on?
Recall the fun times you're spending
Laughing, playing, or just talking
All your friends are right beside you
Your support, chasing off the blues
Please remember the good memories with you
Don't let the negatives overwhelm you
What do they matter, they're already done
Now it's time to let go and have fun
It's over, isn't it? Isn't it? Isn't it over?
It's over, isn't it? Isn't it? Isn't it over?
It's done, and you did it, and we love you, but it's gone
It's over, isn't it? Why don't we move on?
It's over, isn't it? Why don't we move on?
At the end of the song, she had stopped crying, and had managed to let go of that mistake. We were all relieved and happy.
But now I am forever known between our friends as "The Cliche Cartoon Character Who Randomly Breaks Into Song To Solve Feelings Problems Like She's In A TV Show Or Something".