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==Lyrics== | ==Lyrics== | ||
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Like the monkey who wrapped his tail around the flagpole | |||
The one who burned his asshole | |||
Explaining that — what a hassle | |||
That's what you get | |||
For carrying a grinder's cup | |||
Wearing a hat with a tassel | |||
Hang it around the castle | |||
The monkey's our cousins | |||
Some are almost men | |||
96% the same, if not better than | |||
But the species differ from us in that | |||
Some have no tails | |||
None of us has one | |||
Rapspierre believes jack up the car | |||
Jack up the car | |||
Rapspierre believes jack up the car | |||
Jack up the car | |||
Baby gets bored with the sociality | |||
Of the Bohemian romp of the petty bourgeoise | |||
Barflies and dandies swarming on shit | |||
Public enemies, exquisite gobs of spit | |||
Compradores, Judases, devil spawn | |||
Entrepreneurial pains in the ass | |||
Capitalist pawns | |||
Standing on the backs of the underclasses | |||
To reach high enough to stick their noses into the asses | |||
Of those they service, the creators of the masses | |||
The bourgeoise, the ruling classes | |||
The makers of progress and history | |||
The driving force behind modernity | |||
They that profit most | |||
From the toil of the masses | |||
The bourgeoise | |||
The ruling classes | |||
How many stairs must a man walk down | |||
Before he can be called a man | |||
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==Interpretations== | ==Interpretations== | ||
* | * Quotes the 1962 song "[https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Blowin%27_in_the_Wind Blowin' in the Wind]" by Bob Dylan | ||
==Live recordings== | ==Live recordings== | ||
Revision as of 06:34, 15 January 2023
Lyrics
Like the monkey who wrapped his tail around the flagpole The one who burned his asshole Explaining that — what a hassle That's what you get
For carrying a grinder's cup Wearing a hat with a tassel Hang it around the castle The monkey's our cousins Some are almost men 96% the same, if not better than But the species differ from us in that Some have no tails None of us has one
Rapspierre believes jack up the car Jack up the car Rapspierre believes jack up the car Jack up the car
Baby gets bored with the sociality Of the Bohemian romp of the petty bourgeoise Barflies and dandies swarming on shit Public enemies, exquisite gobs of spit Compradores, Judases, devil spawn Entrepreneurial pains in the ass Capitalist pawns
Standing on the backs of the underclasses To reach high enough to stick their noses into the asses Of those they service, the creators of the masses The bourgeoise, the ruling classes
The makers of progress and history The driving force behind modernity They that profit most From the toil of the masses The bourgeoise The ruling classes
How many stairs must a man walk down Before he can be called a man
Chronology
Interpretations
- Quotes the 1962 song "Blowin' in the Wind" by Bob Dylan
Live recordings
| Show | |
|---|---|
| Shows/1994-10-04 | |
 The Red Krayola in Tokyo
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partial, video |
| Shows/1995-08-02 |