You’ve got your own girlfriend so why you gotta look at me for?
You’ve got your own girlfriend so are you looking at me for?
You’ve got your own girlfriend so why you gotta look at me for?
I suggest you get your shit and get out of my way

You’ve got your own girlfriend so why you gotta look at me for?
You’ve got your own girlfriend so are you looking at me for?
You’ve got your own girlfriend so why you gotta look at me for?
I suggest you get your shit and get out of my way

You say you look you look you look look at me

Welcome to the jazz cave
Tonight we have
Double bass
Drums
Guitar
Piano
And saxophone, for your pleasure
Everyone welcome
Enjoy

You got me saying
You got me saying
You got me saying things I’ve never said before

Your face it looks like death
Looks like

I, I, I
I know you
I don’t wanna know
You are everything
And the pan and the pan and the pan and the pan

(Sex, sex, sex, sex, sex)

Oh my name is Fyfe and I,
I don’t have a very interesting life

(Sex, sex, sex, sex, sex)

Oh yeah

I like sex
I like sex more than you like sex
I like sex in forests
I bet you I like sex more than you
I like sex in coal mines
I like sex in car parks
I like sex
Where?
Everywhere
In a recording studio?
Anything
In the mixing booth?
Anywhere - I don’t really mind
I like sex
I don’t mind
I don’t mind
I do it all the time
I do it all the time
Anywhere you want
And it’s always good when you do it in the open air

Finito Benito


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    Gotta say this is perhaps the most bizarre song I've ever heard. It starts out sounding like it may be a classical piece with strings and piano, but the lyrics are crazy. (I happen to like crazy:). Add to it the lead singer in drag wearing sexy red and a pig mask and this track has to be one of the most insane musicial pieces ever written/performed. It's as thought they decided to make a colorful salad and tossed in every ingredient they felt should never be found in a salad. But somehow, the salad is still able to be consumed (all the while the dinner guests scratch their heads and wonder why).

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