The Mad Blonde
It Must Have Been the Mistletoe That Parker Stole
The third of four Leverage filk lyrics set to popular holiday tunes. This one, set to "It Must Have Been the Mistletoe" (written by Doug Konecky and Justin Wilde and first released by Barbara Mandrell in 1984), explores the relationship of the show's popular OT3: Alec Hardison (Hacker), Parker (Thief), and Eliot Spencer (Hitter). The song, a first person POV by Parker, posits that they first kissed as a threesome on Christmas Eve, when Parker stole some mistletoe (and diamonds) from a mark. There is a photographic illustration of the Lego minifigs of the OT3 standing together holding useful/favourite things (a large flashlight, money, and a pretzel, which refers to Parker's initial declaration of feeling for Hardison).
It Must Have Been the Mistletoe That Parker Stole
The third of four Leverage filk lyrics set to popular holiday tunes. This one, set to "It Must Have Been the Mistletoe" (written by Doug Konecky and Justin Wilde and first released by Barbara Mandrell in 1984), explores the relationship of the show's popular OT3: Alec Hardison (Hacker), Parker (Thief), and Eliot Spencer (Hitter). The song, a first person POV by Parker, posits that they first kissed as a threesome on Christmas Eve, when Parker stole some mistletoe (and diamonds) from a mark. There is a photographic illustration of the Lego minifigs of the OT3 standing together holding useful/favourite things (a large flashlight, money, and a pretzel, which refers to Parker's initial declaration of feeling for Hardison).