The song lyrics were written by the band Van Halen, as they were asked to write a song for the 1979 movie "Over the Edge" starring Matt Dillon. The movie (and the lyrics, although more obliquely) are about bored, rebellious youth with nothing better to do than get into trouble. If you see the movie, these lyrics will make more sense. It's a great movie if you grew up in the 70s/80s you'll definitely remember some of these characters from your own life. Fun fact, after writing the song, Van Halen decided not to let the movie use it.
Boy, would I like to do her
I'd like to jump her bones
Slip her the hot beef injection
I'm hoping she gives me a hand-job
Hum'na hum'na
I got so wasted last Saturday night
Drank a whole half-gallon
Got really sick, puked
It was great, though
And me and my break-dancing friends went out
And beat up some punk rock fagots
Buffy's pregnant
We'll plan a future
We'll fit the class
Go debate on
Who has the nicest ass
Spread our mind games
With verbal words
We are all the same
Just flies on turds
Clone, clone, clone, clone
Saw you yesterday
Eighty-six rules
Did you hear what Marsha said?
"Like, I don't know, I don't know, I don't know."
Chris called me up
And he went and I went
And, oh, my God, I'm so embarrassed
I could just scream
"I swear, I will never talk to him, as long as I live"
Buffy's pregnant
Plan a future
We'll fit the class
We'll go debate on
Who has the nicest ass
Spread our mind games
With verbal words
We are all the same
Just flies on turds
Clone, clone, clone, clone
Buffy's pregnant
Plan a future
We'll fit the class
We'll go debate on
Who has the nicest ass
Spread our mind games
Verbal words
We are all the same
Just flies on turds
Clone, clone, clone, clone
I'd like to jump her bones
Slip her the hot beef injection
I'm hoping she gives me a hand-job
Hum'na hum'na
I got so wasted last Saturday night
Drank a whole half-gallon
Got really sick, puked
It was great, though
And me and my break-dancing friends went out
And beat up some punk rock fagots
Buffy's pregnant
We'll plan a future
We'll fit the class
Go debate on
Who has the nicest ass
Spread our mind games
With verbal words
We are all the same
Just flies on turds
Clone, clone, clone, clone
Saw you yesterday
Eighty-six rules
Did you hear what Marsha said?
"Like, I don't know, I don't know, I don't know."
Chris called me up
And he went and I went
And, oh, my God, I'm so embarrassed
I could just scream
"I swear, I will never talk to him, as long as I live"
Buffy's pregnant
Plan a future
We'll fit the class
We'll go debate on
Who has the nicest ass
Spread our mind games
With verbal words
We are all the same
Just flies on turds
Clone, clone, clone, clone
Buffy's pregnant
Plan a future
We'll fit the class
We'll go debate on
Who has the nicest ass
Spread our mind games
Verbal words
We are all the same
Just flies on turds
Clone, clone, clone, clone
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Well, I've never heard this song but it looks like it's about his youth. Kurt once said that people in his school used to beat him up "You're nothing but a punk rock faggot I'm gonna beat you up and kill you". It sounds like that.
this sounds like a cool song, i havent heard it, kind of sounds like hes trying to impersonate one of the jocks, like how their always doing stupid stuff liike trying to figure out who has the nicer arse. i dont know the whole fecal matter situation, so ill leave that be.
Actually, this is a real Nirvana song. It was played live a few times early in thier career.
These lyrics are off. But the Real Buffy's Pregnant is from the Fecal Matter Demo. Here's what I got on it:
Buffy's Pregnant goes:
"Buffy's pregnant, you'll fit the class/we'll all debate who's got the nicest ass\spreading mind-games etc..... Chorus "Clone" (x5)
It has some funny spoken word parts where Kurt impersonates a cheerleader and talks about beating up "punk rock faggots." This demo is hard to come by. Some bootleggers have it, but they don't circulate it.
nirvanaclub.com (FAQ)
this is a BSB cover, and they actually wrote it about Hole's Courtney Love which is why Kurt, Aj's secret lover, beat him up and faked his death, right? have i been reading too much Star magazine again? Ps. AJ I'm pregnant !!!!!!!!! (im buffy)
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Actually it IS a Nirvana song. What are you talking about nosedragon?????
he ment that statement from marrymeAJ that was obviously a joke!
no joke
yeah right, i heard the BSB song on radio last night... t's great!
This is not a Nirvana song. This is off the FAKE Fecal Matter song the actual recording of Buffy's Pregnant has not surfaced.
Anyone who thinks the guy who performed this song sounds like Kurt Cobain needs to get their ears examined immediately.