Yeah, yeah oh
I'm hungry, yeah
I said I'm starving, yeah

I want some pizza, coke and ice cream
Popcorn, cotton candy, marshmallows, milkshake and peanuts would be so great
Pies chips candy apples, twinkies, frosted flakes
Donuts french fries and some chocolate cake with mustard
Cookies, avocados, pancakes, pineapple juice
Whipped cream on some raw meat
That's not all I could
Eat

I'm hungry
I want some food for my tum

I want some honey roasted walnuts
Pepperoni slices, pasta and burritos
Different kinds of rices
Cherries dipped in chocolate, cottage cheese and jelly
Colonel sander's chicken, still won't fill my belly
Broccoli sticky syrup, churros dipped in sauce
Drippy sloppy joes
Then I'm full at last

Oh oh oh oh oh oh, I'm full at last
And I'm full at, I'm really really full at
And I'm full at last
I'm full at, I'm really really full at
I'm full at last
And I'm full at, I'm really really full at
I'm full at last

Oh


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    I love this song. Its so fun to try and sing along to. Its just a fun n up beat song.

    MyWorldIsSublimeon July 09, 2002   Link

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