Somewhere in a quiet kitchen |
There's a guy starting to realize |
That his midnight snack has got it's grip on him |
It's two A.M. |
It's two A.M. (It's two A.M.) |
The hunger's on (Hunger's on) |
And that refrigerator's open (Refrigerator) |
The gumbo's all gone (The gumbo's all gone) |
I weigh my selection; it's time to make a sandwich |
I got butter on my fingers |
Bread crumbs over there |
Slices of the roast beef |
And pepper in the air |
Yearning a ghirkin |
When my whole night spins into a frenzy |
Help, I'm gripping onto a kaiser roll |
Pickles almost out, seems I'm needing more |
My buttery hands blunder and "ooh", I snarl |
How am I to open that cold pickle jar |
Soon you will have no more |
When the pickles hit the floor |
Soon you will have no more |
When the pickles hit the floor |
They're falling down in slow-mo |
Destination the floor |
These are not condiments |
Anymore |
Can't get no connection |
Can't grip too |
What to do? |
Well the night weighs heavy on his hungry mind |
This jar's full of picklebrine |
When the pickles fall |
He knows darn well he has to clean it |
And he says, help, I'm gripping onto a kaiser roll |
Pickles almost out, seems I'm needing more |
My buttery hands blunder and "ooh", I snarl |
How am I to open that cold pickle jar? |
Soon you will have no more |
When the pickles hit the floor |
Soon you will have no more |
When the pickles hit the floor |
When the pickles hit the floor |
Wednesday, February 10, 2016
Twilight Pickle
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