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I Want To Make Love To You So Badly

Philfy Phil – Comedy Artist

Love Song Comedy Song | I Want To Make Love To You So Badly by Philfy Phil | Stream Free

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A love song. Well, about as close as I get to a love song, anyway.
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Philfy Phil is an USA artist specializing in Comedy, active on SoundClick since 2012. With over 15 original tracks available on SoundClick, the catalog spans comedy releases built for free streaming.

The catalog is rooted in a focused comedy production style. Philfy Phil has released 1 album on SoundClick alongside individual singles and instrumentals.

Philfy Phil's catalog features several standout productions. "Don't Be Dicks" is a standout comedy production that charted at #20 on the SoundClick Podcasts chart. "I Want To Make Love To You So Badly" is a focused comedy production that peaked at #4 on the SoundClick Podcasts chart. "Shane Macgowan's Teeth" is a parody production that peaked at #2 on the SoundClick Podcasts chart.

Philfy Phil offers free downloads on SoundClick, giving listeners and independent artists direct access to the catalog.

With 1.2K streams on SoundClick and a track record of reaching #1 on the SoundClick Podcasts chart, Philfy Phil has established a strong footprint in the independent comedy space. Explore the full catalog on SoundClick.

"I Want To Make Love To You So Badly" by Philfy Phil is a Comedy production available on SoundClick. The track showcases Philfy Phil's instinct for crafting memorable music. The track creates a listening experience that feels love song and comedy. "I Want To Make Love To You So Badly" has peaked at number 2 on the SoundClick Comedy chart. SoundClick gives artists like Philfy Phil a platform to share original Comedy music with listeners around the world.

Song Info
Genre
Podcasts Comedy
Charts
Peak #4
Peak in subgenre #2
Author
Phil Alexander
Rights
Phil Alexander 2015
Uploaded
December 27, 2015
Track Files
MP3
MP3 3.5 MB 128 kbps 3:50 minutes
Story behind the song
I was asked why I haven't written a "proper" love song, but the thing is most "proper" love songs aren't really about love at all, they're superficial, physical "I fancy you, how can I get in your pants" sorts of songs. Now, that I can handle. I would like to thank Bennett Arron and Pamela Mitchell for the inspiration behind the song: Bennett's version of the joke has been broadcast on radio and TV, so there's a fair chance that's where the idea first imprinted itself; Pamela for describing something that actually happened.
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