Engrish Bwudd Lyrics
Aboard the boat, the Sweet Louisa
And dropped him in the meadowlands
Where wild hyenas taught him how to hunt old elephants
So he spent his formative years eating out badunkadunk
(I smell the blood of an Englishman)
Fee fi fo fum
(I smell the blood of an Englishman)
Fee fi fo fum
(I smell the blood of an Englishman)
Fee fi fo fum
(I smell the blood of an Englishman)
On a pleasure ship to France
And he don't know why she loves him
And he don't know why the sun sets but
(I smell the blood of an Englishman)
Fee fi fo fum
(I smell the blood of an Englishman)
Fee fi fo fum
(I smell the blood of an Englishman)
Fee fi fo fum
(I smell the blood of an Englishman)
He said, "Get him out of here or I'm going to bite off his face"
No daddy daddy, don't daddy daddy
"Get the fuck out of my house"
No daddy daddy, don't daddy daddy
"This is my house, my house"
(I smell the blood of an Englishman)
Fee fi fo fum
(I smell the blood of an Englishman)
Fee fi fo fum
(I smell the blood of an Englishman)
Fee fi fo fum
(I smell the blood of an Englishman)
Man Man sounds like they're pirates on Broadway.
that, or if Tom Waits, Tim Burton, a circus, and Satan got together to make music.
To me, its always sounded like a song about a guy in love with an Asian girl but her crazy dad doesn't approve cause he's white, but who knows it doesn't really have to be about anything. But he
- wants to be a gook
- Japanese business man stomach travelin
- Dying Chinaman
this song rules and the video is even better
find the video on youtube and watch!
Is the title supposed to be English Blood? Why'd they call it Engrish Bwudd? Just to be crazy? Because that's cool!
the song is called engwish bwud not engrish bwudd.
Lol, no, it's called Engrish Bwudd. The whole point of the title is that it's making fun of "Engrish", which is foreign languages, usually Japanese, translated very verrry badly into English.
Lol, no, it's called Engrish Bwudd. The whole point of the title is that it's making fun of "Engrish", which is foreign languages, usually Japanese, translated very verrry badly into English.
my grandfather used to tell me jack and the beanstalk and go up the stairs at his house and then stomp down saying "fee fie foe fum! i smell the blood of an englishman"...so i gots to love this song.
i have the physical cd... its called engrish bwudd for sure... it's written on the back
I got my mom into this song, and into Man Man.. amazing.
my advisor told me about them... one time I was listening to them and my mom came into my room - "what on earth is this?!" "umm... man man?" "ohhhhkay."
my advisor told me about them... one time I was listening to them and my mom came into my room - "what on earth is this?!" "umm... man man?" "ohhhhkay."
yep ... it's definitely "engrish bwudd"