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Beat the boots II - Electric Aunt Jemima | |
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1 Little house I used to live in + Dog breath variations + Blue Danube waltz + Hungry freaks daddy [Frank Zappa + Frank Zappa + Johann Strauss II + Frank Zappa] |
2 whät |
3 Dog breath |
4 King Kong |
5 Trouble every day |
6 A pound for a brown (on the bus) {+ Sleeping in a jar} |
7 English tea dancing interludes {Octandre} + Plastic people + King Kong + America drinks + Wipe out [Edgard Varèse + Richard Berry, Frank Zappa + Frank Zappa + Frank Zappa + Bob Berryhill, Pat Connolly, Jim Fuller, Ron Wilson] |
All compositions by Frank Zappa, except as noted above. |
1. Little house I used to live in + Dog breath variations + Blue Danube waltz + Hungry freaks daddy |
[Instrumental] |
2. whät |
[Instrumental] |
3. Dog breath |
[Instrumental] |
4. King Kong |
[Instrumental] |
5. Trouble every day |
[Instrumental] |
6. A pound for a brown (on the bus) {+ Sleeping in a jar} |
[Instrumental] |
7. English tea dancing interludes {Octandre} + Plastic people + King Kong + America drinks + Wipe out |
[Instrumental] |
America sucks |
[FZ] Plastic people |
You gotta go |
Ya, ya, ya, ya, ya, ya |
Plastic people |
You gotta go |
A fine little girl, she waits for me |
She’s as plastic as she can be |
She paints her face with plastic goo |
And wrecks her hair with some shampoo |
Plastic people |
You gotta go |
Yeah yeah yeah yeah yeah |
Plastic people |
You gotta go |
Take a day and walk around |
Watch the Nazis run your town |
Then go home and check yourself |
You think we’re singing ‘bout someone else |
But you’re plastic people |
You gotta go |
Plastic people |
You gotta go |
This is the rock & roll part of the song |
Baby, baby, baby |
✄ Me see a neon moon above |
I searched for years and found no love |
I’m sure that love will never be |
A product of plasticity |
Plastic people |
You gotta go |
Plastic people |
You gotta go |
I said: |
“You gotta go |
You gotta go |
You gotta go |
Bye-bye, bye-bye |
You gotta go |
You gotta go” |
[Instrumental] |
English lyrics from site Information Is Not Knowledge. |