I was there at the cattle fair
Where lump fairies swear at glories far beyond the fabric that she wears
He said 'do you want a chair?'
I'd join him anywhere!

A hole in ground in this theater I found
J.C.'s infernal horde
They caper, they banter, forming human pyramids
All to please their infernal lord

Woah! His name is Jacques Cousteau
A pussy and I know you know
I know you know and there he goes
He goes and grows, oh gosh he knows
Aboard the Calypso

The foam beside and a burly sea to ride
All spell goodness for the master of the whirling pimple tide
He tried and pried until the rusty hinges sighed
Then he stepped inside
He found her there swimming in her seaweed hair
Looking vaguely like a lover who had hung herself with underwear
Phosphorescent green and the sex act made obscene
In Jacques' galleon of hatred this wrinkled Frenchman is a
Living god!!!

Cousteau you know where the dying dolphins go
And the wasteland ever growing never slowing till it's far below
Put it on your TV show
And let the humans know!!!






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    A rarity in GWAR's songbook, a tune that actually CELEBRATES the life of a mortal human: oceanographer and superman Jacques-Yves Cousteau (11 June 1910 – 25 June 1997).

    This tour de force is as close to a Homerian epic as Odorus & the boys got in the early days. How can you possibly beat lyrics like "Phosphorescent green and the sex act made obscene, in Jacques' galleon of hatred this wrinkled Frenchman is a living god!"? You set the bar high, my dearly departed Brockie! Jacques must have really inspired you! (One can only imagine the adventures these two are sharing in Valhalla!)

    And yet, they have yet to be inducted into the singer/songwriter hall of fame (the injustice).

    There is a subtext behind the forming of human pyramids, which is explored in JJ Cummings' thesis paper published out of Yale University (since redacted after the CIA intervened) which links the lost city of Atlantis to a shaving mirror found on the moon in 1970-71, and the unexplained appearance of sea cows in the great lakes (heavily censored in the press at the time).

    Some trivia: Supposedly Van Halen recorded this song not once, but FOUR times, with six different singers - Sammy Hagar, David Lee Roth, Gary Cherone, Gary Coleman, Mitch Malloy, and Patty Smythe all took a shot, but Warner Bros. refused to release it. The tapes are rumored to be in storage, perhaps to be included in a boxed set of rarities.

    Notes:

    All about the wrinkled Frenchman:

    en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Jacques_Cousteau

    A gentle introduction for kids (to Costeau - no such introduction exists for GWAR):

    youtube.com/watch

    Film of Him in action:

    youtube.com/playlist

    youtube.com/watch

    The Incredible Calypso: Jacques Cousteau's Crazy Exploration Vessel:

    youtube.com/watch

    He invented scuba diving too?:

    youtube.com/watch

    Did Costeau happen upon GWAR's frozen resting place and wake them from their suspended animation? You decide:

    youtube.com/watch

    Costeau on Atlantis and cognac and more:

    youtube.com/watch

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    The ocean is really a weird place:

    youtube.com/watch

    madscijron February 03, 2023   Link

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