Leggy Blonde

Flight of the Conchords

Goodbye, goodbye, leggy blonde
Everyday I look across the office floor
There you were, your hair down to your legs
And your legs down to the floor
Leggy blonde, goodbye, goodbye

Now that you are gone
I'll never see you here for tech repair
Wish you knew how much I loved
Your legs and your hair
Leggy blonde, goodbye, goodbye

Leggy, leggy, leggy, leggy
Leggy, leggy, leggy, leggy
Leggy, leggy, leggy, leggy
Leggy, leggy, leggy, leggy

Blondie, blondie, blondie, blondie
Blondie, blondie, blondie, blondie
Blondie, blondie, blondie, blondie
Blondie, blondie
Leggy blonde, goodbye, goodbye

I had a budgie but it died
Woah-oh, I like pie

Leggy, leggy, leggy, leggy
Leggy, leggy, leggy, leggy
Leggy, leggy, leggy, leggy
Leggy, leggy, leggy, leggy

Whoa, blondie, blondie, blondie, blondie
Blondie, blondie, blondie, blondie
Blondie, blondie, blondie, blondie
Blondie, blondie
Leggy blonde

I'll never get, I'll never get to be with you
I'll never get to share another cup of tea with you
I'll never get to let you know how much I think of you
I'll never get to tear your clothes off on the photo copier

He'll never get
He'll never get
He'll never get
He'll never get to say

Oh leggy blonde, you got it going on
Wanna see you wearing that thong, thong, thong
See you get it on till the break of dawn
[Incomprehensible] panties on
Goodbye


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Leggy Blonde Lyrics as written by Jemaine Clement Bret Mckenzie

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  • +1
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    good old ginger balls.

    probably sang this on his way to a dick meeting.

    [:

    fernandoboton March 14, 2008   Link
  • +1
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    When Jemaine sang that final part, it was over for me.

    I was rolling on the floor, completely disarmed.

    arrstaron September 15, 2008   Link
  • 0
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    HAHA OMG Murray SINGING!!!! Lol

    skamandoon December 02, 2007   Link
  • 0
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    The last part is so funny

    MSK941on July 07, 2008   Link
  • 0
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    My favorite!

    iamboneson August 01, 2008   Link
  • 0
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    This is like my favourite Conchords song :)

    Baguetteon April 20, 2009   Link

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