I learned a lot about you in a day at school
You gotta think about the energy
And tell us that you try to (conclude) your day at school
I learned a lot about you in a day at school
I think that people knew what it was

Well I had a little slippi
And I held it as a baby
And I wanna pick a mommy
'Cause I'm sentimental slippi
Well, I'm gonna raise a family
And I gotta have a baby
And she'll have a little slippi
And she'll say oh my little slippi little slippi

I could cheer up the tear that I hide from Mr. [?]
She's not growing up, we want music with our eyes closed

I feel all right I think we've been a bit (tasteless)

And I'm shouting cause you're naked, aah!
But the children better listen, aah!
Cause your memory's gonna riot, aah!
And you'll be shootin' paranoia, aah!
So don't you ever start your cryin, aah!
Keep on shouting cause you're naked, aah!
And your lives'll make you crazy, aah!
When your fortune shoots a lie up on your list so keep it up
With the tear that I hide from Mr. [?]
She's got wisdom like wise old babies
With their eyes closed


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Slippi Lyrics as written by David Portner

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    I love the way Avey screams. And I love how this song goes from so intense to just a mellow beat with panda bear singing in the background.

    Jawshuaon April 20, 2010   Link

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