This was actually written in 1981 or 1982
by the informal writing and recording band we called We the People. It was
recorded for The Non-Album, which has
since been lost. Our songs were so outrageously strange that I can think of
nothing to say about them.
Friends And Neighbors
© 1986 Greg Berry, Brian Hutzell, Brian
Olson,
"We are starting, give us a
beat!"
"One,
two, one two three four"
"Let's go!"
"You
mean now?"
"Ready Greg?"
"There
are fuckers among us."
"Now now"
"Sing,
dammit!"
"One two, on the spotlight
Let's get this song right!"
My dog, Bach, is round and he eats my own
pore
While stalking the ground, he meets a
pert young whore
He is somewhat green
He has a stringy beard
In a magazine, he saw a man who weird
And, oh yes! He's black!
His bark was quite Southern
And he has the knack to have a pleating
yearn.
Several pigs flew by
They all looked like Sweeney Todd
They covered the sky and were made out of
sod.
Master John came out and yelled,
"Urbay! Urbay!"
Because he had clout and his real name
was Ray.
Susan eats pickles
She plays with Master John
She said, "That tickles!" when
stabbed with his long dong
"Pink pink pink pink yes!"
cried the two when they...um...
Took a long deep breast
Up through the earth came scum.
Master John is up
He is cleaning the pigs
Bach is his own pup, who steals Susan's
wigs.
Back to Bach for now.
He is always on the go
He loves to pet cow who stand down there
below.
Bach sees Susan nude
Her navel intrigues him
He thinks she is food, but his nostrils
are dim.
"Get out of my barn!" cried old
Judy the cow
When Bach peed her arm, therefore he lost
his sow
Perversion is fun
(That's according to Sue)
She does jump the gun whenever John
shoots glue.
"Get off of my rack!" cried the
old ugly shoe
According to Jack, your plowing days are
through.
Do not make a fuss because your bust is
small
Squids anonymous can give you bigger
ball.
La la la
This song is over
This song is over
This is the end
This is the end
One two three four
Stop!
“December Blues 17”
Brian Hutzell
From December
Blues
Part 12 of MMXIII Variations
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