la la la la la la
oh itty bitty titty girl where are you
oh itty bitty titty's our love was true
oh my itty bitty titty so young and so unused

now itty bitty titty plays a mean hopscotch
as she does her little ditty i can stare at her crotch
oh my itty bitty titty little queen of double dutch

now itty bitty titty girl where are you
oh itty bitty titty with those eyes so blue
oh i love how itty bitty titty's little blouse is so see through

::laughter::
shut up
::laughter::

so itty bitty titty now you're off to camp
well i bet those itty bitty undies still are damp
i'll be waiting for september in the playground outside your class

now itty bitty titty quit when i wasn't through
i found a place to keep her hid where nobody knew
and now my itty bitty titty lines up all of my afternoons

oh itty bitty titty as i came she blew
she doesn't hold a candle to our black (zoo zoo?)
as she clutches itty bitty titty
now we're three from two


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    lol, this song makes me laugh every time I hear it, Elijah's a pedophile, but with Cher & an Allman brother as his parents, who can blame the little bitch for being so screwed up?

    digitalstitcheson May 31, 2002   Link
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    i think this song is about pedophilia in general and how sick it is.

    psychogroupieon June 04, 2002   Link
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    i think it's itsy bitsy titsy? and the second line is "oh itsy bitsy titsy said our love was true"

    malfunction_xon June 05, 2002   Link
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    do you know Elijah? cause i have met him a few times and from what i have seen he is surely not a pedophile and has a very good taste when it comes to women? i mean he dated Heather Grahm she was older then him..

    Deadsy17on July 27, 2002   Link
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    I thought it was itsy bitsy titsy too. Either way, great song, they should have put it on Commencement.

    SilentAenimaon July 30, 2002   Link
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    it is itsy bitsy titsy, and deadsy17, I notice you didn't make any comment on me calling him a little bitch...

    digitalstitcheson July 30, 2002   Link
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    great, pedophilia.

    i can't believe that this is, as it seems to be, an endorsement of raping young girls (though who knows). in which case, i don't get it.

    BtownMeggyon August 06, 2002   Link
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    This song really reminds me of Lolita by Nabokov. I bet that book was the inspiration for the song.

    demonlillithon August 19, 2002   Link
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    Dude Elijah is a fuckin pedophile I know him, he's sick like me

    GhostWishingon April 01, 2003   Link
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    Its not Itsy Bitsy Titsy....I used to think so too, but its just how Elijah says it...if you turn it up really loud and listen close its "Itty Bitty Titty"...i mean...if you try to say it musically it does sound like itsy bitsy titsy...

    RandomlyEvilon April 25, 2003   Link

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