*star* from Exercise Fever by 10,000 Lakes
Science, fake bands, condiments, and parodying parental lectures. What more do you need? And I still want to know what kind of shampoo your brother used last December. Seriously.
Tracklist
| 8. | *star* | 5:02 |
Lyrics
Calling all cars, calling all cars.
Calling all cars, calling all stars.
Why do you have to walk up and down that sidewalk
Acting like a star?
Stars, they’re really hot.
I mean really really really really hot.
Like, you can’t go within a few hundred thousand miles of them
Without burning up.
Red cat in my orange peel!
Apple rinds are good in a sack.
What kind of computer program do you use
At night?
Dinosaurs have straws built in.
I like a cup,
I’d like a cup with ice in it.
Nightstands are great, nightstands are great
To put refrigerators on.
Please stand by.
Calling all cars, calling all cars.
Calling all stars.
All those sounds you hear
Are actually the Pink Banana Squad.
The Yellow Tater Squad, The Onion Club.
Go camping.
Blue ridge original sandwich.
Floorboard!
Stare at the picture of the big George Washington wannabe!
Don’t you put that calculator in your pocket in 1973!
Why are you puttin’ the picture frame over there?
What did I tell you about that?
Last week we had a conversation about – stuff!
Water bottle!
Water bottle!
Ketchup machine.
Mustard boy, mustard man!
What kind of shampoo did your brother use last December?
Credits
M.C. Paperclip
License
All rights reserved.
10,000 Lakes began in 1993, as a solo project using a Casio SA-7, a combination of acoustic and electric guitar, and completely random lyrics recorded onto a tape recorder. The style has mostly stayed the same, except for a change in keyboard to a CA-110, and pro mic's and a mixer. Chopstick shoes. My belt buckle rented someone else's cupcake remedy.