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| + | <BR>'''[[Flo & Eddie|Howard]]''': "It's him, he's watching us!" | ||
| + | <BR>'''[[Flo & Eddie|Mark]]''': "You think he heard us?" | ||
| + | <BR>'''[[Ian Underwood|Ian]]''': "I've been in the band for years, and . . . you can bet that he heard everything." | ||
| + | <BR>'''[[Jeff Simmons|Jeff]]''': "Let's go over and pretend to be nice to him." | ||
| + | <BR>'''Howard''': "Let's go over and pretend we don't know he's watching." | ||
| + | <BR>'''Mark''': "And ripping off all our good material." | ||
| + | <BR>'''Howard''': "Hi, man." | ||
| + | <BR>'''Ian''': "Hi, Frank." | ||
| + | <BR>'''Mark''': "Hi, man." | ||
| + | <BR>'''Jeff''': "Hi, Frank." | ||
| + | <BR>'''[[Aynsley Dunbar|Aynsley]]''': "Hi, man." | ||
| + | <BR>'''[[George Duke|George]]''': "Hi, Frank." | ||
| + | <BR>'''Mark''': "Boy, that's a great new comedy song you wrote, that one about the penis and everything, I was laughing a lot while I was learning it." | ||
| + | <BR>'''Howard''': "Yeah, Frank, uh, it was a little hard to get into at first, but, uh, once we got the drift . . . " | ||
| + | <BR>'''Jeff''': "That's a real great part you got in there for the chorus when they go 'Ran Tan Toon Toon Na Na Hanninn' where I steal the room and everything, I don't mind you ripping it off so long as I get paid . . . " | ||
| + | <BR>'''Mark''': "Me too, I don't even care about the part where he goes, 'What can I say about this elixir?' so long as me and Howard and Jeff get credit for special material." | ||
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| + | <BR>'''Mark''': "There's some bad brown acid going around, Aynsley . . . you can take it with a grain of salt, ha ha ha . . . " | ||
| + | <BR>'''Aynsley''': "I didn't mean to upset you, lads . . . I didn't mean to upset you, lads, but the reason my retorts were so snappy is because he's making me do this, I should imagine he's making you do yours too, isn't he?" | ||
| + | <BR>'''Howard''': "Get out of here, you creep, you even used to live in his house!" | ||
| + | <BR>'''Aynsley''': "See you later, lads." | ||
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==Players On This Song== | ==Players On This Song== | ||
==Records On Which This Song Has Appeared== | ==Records On Which This Song Has Appeared== | ||
Latest revision as of 10:11, 3 January 2022
Lyrics
Howard: "It's him, he's watching us!"
Mark: "You think he heard us?"
Ian: "I've been in the band for years, and . . . you can bet that he heard everything."
Jeff: "Let's go over and pretend to be nice to him."
Howard: "Let's go over and pretend we don't know he's watching."
Mark: "And ripping off all our good material."
Howard: "Hi, man."
Ian: "Hi, Frank."
Mark: "Hi, man."
Jeff: "Hi, Frank."
Aynsley: "Hi, man."
George: "Hi, Frank."
Mark: "Boy, that's a great new comedy song you wrote, that one about the penis and everything, I was laughing a lot while I was learning it."
Howard: "Yeah, Frank, uh, it was a little hard to get into at first, but, uh, once we got the drift . . . "
Jeff: "That's a real great part you got in there for the chorus when they go 'Ran Tan Toon Toon Na Na Hanninn' where I steal the room and everything, I don't mind you ripping it off so long as I get paid . . . "
Mark: "Me too, I don't even care about the part where he goes, 'What can I say about this elixir?' so long as me and Howard and Jeff get credit for special material."
Mark: "There's some bad brown acid going around, Aynsley . . . you can take it with a grain of salt, ha ha ha . . . "
Aynsley: "I didn't mean to upset you, lads . . . I didn't mean to upset you, lads, but the reason my retorts were so snappy is because he's making me do this, I should imagine he's making you do yours too, isn't he?"
Howard: "Get out of here, you creep, you even used to live in his house!"
Aynsley: "See you later, lads."
Players On This Song
Records On Which This Song Has Appeared
Singles
FZ Albums & Side Projects
Tribute & Cover Albums
Notes About This Song
Part of "The True Story Of 200 Motels" on Playground Psychotics.
