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Stuck On You Country & Western Transylvania Love Song
Junkfood Junkie (Larry Groce) Man Oh Man I Can
It’s Gonna Be Okay L.A. Freeway Song
Doin’ It For You Garbage (Bill Steele)
STUCK ON YOU
We met at the disco-hop
I'd started to freak-out
But when the joint got busted
You helped me to sneak-out
I lost my stash, began to crash
My knees were gettin' weak
Then you took out your tube of glue
And y'got some on my cheek, and now I'm
Stuck on you, stuck on you
Stuck on you from sniffin' glue
Nothin' that my heart can do, cause I'm
Stuck on you from sniffin' glue!
Mom and Dad will be so mad
They won't know what to do
Cause in their car I went too far
An' I got attached to you!
Somehow our eyelids inter-laced
I can't deny that we've embraced
Or Dad will say that we're two-faced
And I'll get pasted!! What'll I do? I'm,
Chorus
You got hooked on model planes
But that was just the start
Then plastic cars and boats and trains
Replaced me in your heart
I gave you my last Duco tube
The kind that overflows
But you wouldn't save a 'sniff' for me
Y'just jammed it in your nose!
And still I'm
Chorus
Written by Peter Alsop, © 1975, Moose School Music (BMI)
JUNKFOOD JUNKIE
by Larry Groce
Well you know I love that organic cookin'
I always ask for more
They call me Mr. Natural
On down to the health food store
I only eat good sea-salt
White sugar don't touch my lips
And my friends is always beggin' me to take 'em
On macro-biotic trips
But at night I take out my strongbox
That I keep under lock and key
And I take it off to my closet
Where nobody else can see
I open that lid so slowly
Take a peek up North and South
Then I pull out a Hostess Twinkie
And I pop it in my mouth!
In the daytime I'm Mr. Natural
Just as healthy as I can be
But at night I'm a junkfood junkie
Good Lord have pity on me!
Well at lunch time you can always find me
At the Whole Earth Vitamin Bar
Just suckin' on my plain white yogurt
From a hand thrown pottery jar
And sippin' little hand-pressed cider
With a carrot stick for desert
And wipin' my face in a natural way
On the sleeve of my peasant shirt!
But when that clock strikes midnight
And I'm all by myself
I'm working that combination
On my secret hide-away shelf
I pull out some Fritos Corn Chips
Doctor Pepper and an Old Moon Pie,
Then I sit back in glorious expectation
Of a genuine junk food high!
Chorus
My friends down at the commune
They think I'm pretty neat
I don't know nothin' 'bout arts and crafts
But I give 'em all something to eat
I'm a friend to old Euell Gibbons
And I only eat home grown spice
I got a John Keats autograph Grecian urn
Filled up with my brown rice
But folks, lately I have been spotted
With a Big Mac on my breath
Stumblin' into a Colonel Sanders With a face as white as death
I'm afraid some day they'll find me
Just stretched out on my bed
With a handful of Pringle's Potato Chips
And a Ding-Dong by my head!
Chorus
Written by Larry Groce, © 1975, Peaceable Kingdom
IT'S GONNA BE OKAY
No one said love would be easy,
I admit it don't look good right now
But we'll get through this, like the last one
We always seem to make it through somehow
It's gonna be okay, I know it will
As long as we can stay together
It's gonna be okay
It's an old trick of time
He keeps movin' our finish line
Please don't cry
You know that tears won't wash things clear
Love's a trail that we have to try
We won't get lost, we've got each other here
Chorus
When the present gets uncomfortable
And tomorrow seems too far away
I hear you sigh like Old December
Close your eyes and remember what we used to say
It's gonna be okay, I know it will
As long as we can stay together
It's gonna be okay
You got to roll with the waves today
It's gonna be okay, I know it will
As long as we can stay together
It's gonna be okay
Written by Peter Alsop; © 1975, Moose School Music (BMI)
DOIN’ IT FOR YOU
I treat you politely Baby
And so you can’t complain
I hold the door when you go out
And when you go in again
The only time I interrupt
Is when you talk too slow
And I’ve been teaching you the questions
To the answers that I know
So why, why, why?
You’re tryin’ to rearrange me?
Why, why, why?
You’re always tryin’ to change?
Why, why, why?
Should you want somethin’ new?
When I’m only, doin’ it for you!
I let you make my breakfast
Though you always burn my eggs
I take you into public places
With that hair upon your legs
And when my friends come over
I never make you leave
And I helped you with them dishes
For that dinner, Christmas Eve
Chorus
I only come to bed at night
To satisfy your need
I’m good and fast, I know you like
To stay awake and read.
You say I ain’t kind to you
But when we went to lunch
You spilled your soup all over me
And I only hit you once!
Chorus
I'm only doin' it to you!
Written by Peter Alsop, ©1975, Moose School Music (BMI)
STRENGTH
Strength is a quality hard to define
For it comes in a number of ways
And it takes different shapes
In the people we love
Sometimes it's an ember
Sometimes it's a blaze
My Father could carry my brothers and me
On his back and we laughed til we cried
And he made us play straight
When we got off the track
But he'd never say much of what he felt inside
His business came first,
And we all understood,
'Cause he carried his family well
And he'd always explain
And his reasons were good
And his logic rang clear as the toll of a bell
Chorus
My Mother did mother-work for most of her life
We depended on her to get by
She'd sing in the kitchen to the dishes at night
And sleep with a smile
And love in her eyes
Young love is strong love as long as it stays
When you wake-up your dreams just won't shine
Now her African Violets take up her days
As she patiently waits for the door bell to chime.
Chorus
My Father got married again I've been told
Strength of character can't keep him warm
And it's hard for my mother to break from her mold
So she's built her own house
Where she's safe from the storms
At night when the stars become crystal cold lights
And my life gets so clear I can't sleep
Deep in my mirror
I gaze at the sights
And I see the lion
And I see the sheep
Strength is a quality hard to define
For it comes in a number of ways
And it takes different shapes
In the people we love
Sometimes it's an ember
Sometimes it's a blaze
Written by Peter Alsop, © 1975, Moose School Music (BMI)
SANDROCK CANYON
I've been hiding up in Sandrock Canyon
No one's caught me cause there's no one there
It's cold and lonely up in Sandrock Canyon
Stolen money can't buy someone to care.
Words I hear I can't believe she told me
When I met her at her door
She was clear, she didn't want to hold me,
She said she'd rather we were poor
Lord, I wish I'd known before!
Chorus
Late at night the winds blow 'round me
I never knew I'd be so scared
The moon is bright, but no one's found me
I must have caught them unprepared
I wanted her to know I cared!
Chorus
Desperation drove me from my cover
I had to tell her why I ran
But in the dark she held another lover
Now I think I understand
How sandrock crumbles into sand
I hope they find me up in Sandrock Canyon
I can't stop shakin' in this cold night air
I been cryin' up in Sandrock Canyon, cause
Stolen money can't buy someone to care
No, stolen money can't buy someone to care
Written by Peter Alsop, © 1975, Moose School Music (BMI)
COUNTRY AND WESTERN TRANSYLVANIA LOVE SONG
Bob Lincoln was a werewolf
Now he lies beneath the ground
With a silver bullet deep within his chest.
He was shot by Hattie Williams
The tru'est lover ever found,
Tho' she cried that night she sent him to his rest.
Howl to the moon Bob Lincoln,
Howl to the moon
Hattie's gone and shot you down
To keep your heart from prowlin' round,
Of all the wolves she know'd
She loved you best!
A full moon smiled down that night
Upon the Junior Prom
Bob drove his Daddy's hearse to Hattie's tomb
He combed his face and rang the bell
He knew the chase was on,
When he caught the scent of her wolfsbane perfume!
Chorus
All the kids were at the Prom
At Transylvania High
Bob Lincoln danced the foxtrot like a fox,
But when Hattie caught him dancing
Cheek-to-cheek with Wilma Frye,
She thought she smelled a wolf in Bobby's sox!
Chorus
Bob knew that Hattie was upset,
He'd acted like a beast,
But he knew he couldn't stop his urge to roam
Then Hattie asked him quaintly
Why he hadn't worn his leash
"If you can't control your urges, take me home!"
Chorus
Now Hattie knew that werewolves roam
'Til their lovers shoot them down
So she took her hidden pistol from her hair
She had one silver bullet,
So she only fired one round
She got him where wolves really should be-ware!
Chorus
Written by Peter Alsop, © 1975, Moose School Music (BMI)
MAN OH MAN I CAN
As a window dresser at Macy's
My future held nothing in store
Until that day in the warehouse
When I spotted you there on the floor
I knew when I saw you that you were the one
But you needed some parts for your arm
So I gave you a hand, but your blouse came undone
I still feel shivers from all of your slivers
Though you're rough with me Baby, that's part of your charm!
Man, oh man, I love you, man, oh man, I can
Anyway I can
Love you all day
It's not right the way I love, man, oh man, I can
Our love is 'knot holy'
'Wooden' you say?
I know that you're bald, but I don't care at all
Cause I know how self-conscious you are
And you always have a smile for me when I call
I love kissing your lips, though they're missing some chips
From banging around in the trunk of my car!
That blond hair on my collar, you know, that you found?
Well, she's just a dummy I knew long ago
Now you're mad! I can tell, cause you won't make a sound
Must I tap little rhythms on you with my thumb??
Mom always said you'd make a good drum!
Your eternal beauty will never run down
I won't let you warp or decay
When you're old, if you get board, you can lumber around
In my yard where the woodpeckers stay
They'll build nests in your head and keep termites away!
Chorus
Written by Peter Alsop, © 1975, Moose School Music (BMI)
THE L.A. FREEWAY SONG
Have you ever lost your way while you were driving through L.A.?
And did you notice all the places that you passed along the way?
Just take the first initial of each turn you had to guess
And you will have a word which will describe Los Angeles!
"H" is for the lovely Harbor Freeway
"C" for Century Boulevard, (oops!) too far
"C" is for that Cloverleaf in Compton
Or was it for the Cop who stopped my Car
"P" will take you back to Pasadena, when
"W's for Westwood Where you Want to be!
Just put them all together they spell,..HCC-PW!!
That's just about what L.A. means to me!
Written by Peter Alsop, © 1975, Moose School Music (BMI)
GARBAGE
by Bill Steele
Mr. Thompson calls the waiter
Orders steak and baked potater
Then he leaves the bone and gristle
And he never eats the skin
The busboy comes and takes it
With a cough contaminates it
Then he throws it in a can
With coffee grinds and sardine tins
A truck comes by on Friday
And carts it all away
And a thousand trucks just like it
Are converging on the bay
Garbage, garbage
Filling up the sea with garbage
Garbage, garbage
What will we do when there's
No place left to put all of the garbage???
Mr. Johnson starts his cadillac
Winds it up the freeway track
Leaving friends and neighbors
In a hydro-carbon haze
He's joined by lots of smaller cars
All sending gases to the stars
There to form a seething cloud
That hangs for thirty days
While the sun licks down upon it
With its ultra-violet tongues
It turns to smog and settles down
Right inside your lungs
Garbage, garbage
Filling up our lungs with garbage
Garbage, garbage
What will we do when there's
Nothing left to breathe but, garbage???
Getting home and taking off his shoes
He settles down with the evening news
While the kids do homework
With the T.V. in one ear
While Superman for the thousandth time
Sells talking dolls and conquers crime
They dutifully learn
The date of birth of Paul Revere
In the paper there's a piece
About the mayor's middle name
And he gets it done in time
To watch the all-star Bingo Game!
Garbage, garbage 'Filling up our minds with garbage
Garbage, garbage
What will we do when there's
Nothing left to sing about, nothing left to talk about
Nothing left to look like, and nothing left to smell like,
Nothing left to be, but garbage?????
Written by Bill Steele, © 1973, Chinga Music Ltd.
MY SECRET
I've got a secret, how 'bout you?
Let's tell each other what we do!
I've got a secret, how 'bout you?
Friday night I'm feelin' right, cause I get paid
Right back to my little room, and I pull the shade
Off with pants and quickly on with that dress I made
Wig in place, I paint my face and my arms with marmalade!
Nobody knows my secret!
Nobody shares in my fun!
I walk around in my nylons
Cause I don't want them to run!
Everyone hides some secret thing they've done,
So if you're strange, don't make a change,
Spread your jam and hug your lamb,
And let your vibrator hummmm!
Chorus
All week long I drive a truck, I'm kind of shy
But I read Playboy Magazine, like a normal guy
And I love eatin' my Mom's homemade apple pie
But no one knows her marmalade goes in the pantyhose I buy!
Nobody knows my secret
Nobody shares in my fun!
I spread jelly on my belly,
I spread it on my buns!
I'll tell you, if you'll tell me,
Do you get hot with your bathroom locked?
Well I cool my nerves with Mom's preserves
It's just a difference of degree!
Chorus
Written by Peter Alsop, © 1975, Moose School Music (BMI)