According to US media reports, American musician and satirist Tom Lehar died at the age of 97.
Harvard-pranic mathematician, Lehrr wrote dark comic songs that often became popular with political meanings, which became popular in the 1950s and 1960s.
Modern comedians like strange Al Yankovic said that they are influenced by Lehrr’s work.
His death was confirmed by The New York Times by David Herder, a friend.
Born in 1928 in Manhattan, Lehrr was a classical trained pianist. But despite his music success, he spent most of his life academics chasing.
His teaching positions included mantras at Harvard University, Massachusetts Institute of Technology (MIT) and the University of California.
The most permanent songs of Lehar include elements, a list of chemical elements set for the Pirates of Pirates, Gilbert and Comic Opera of Sulivan, a list of chemical elements set for the modern-general model.
Other fan favorite includes Masochism Tango, which removes his beloved’s violent passion with singer song, “I hurt to touch your lips, dear / but very much for the touch of your whip, dear …” Dear … “
