AEIOU Sometimes Y
Toto, I don't think we're in Kansas anymore
I was walking up Broadway, you know
And there's this incredible looking Swedish girl
Having a cappuccino across the street from Lincoln Center
I started talking to her, you know
And she said her name was Lola
Her English wasn't too good, you know
But we wound up spending about 5 hours together
Just hanging out, you know
So we go back to my place, we get high
And we get really into each other, man
It was love about to happen, I'm serious
And then all of a sudden she gets up and she says
She says, "Hey, I really gotta leave"
Damn
A E I O U
Sometimes Y
There are 178 parent languages on our planet
With over one thousand dialects
It's amazing we communicate at all
Languages and dialects
With this one thing in common
A E I O U
Sometimes Y
Ahh!
A E I O U
(A E I O U)
A E I O U
(A E I O U, sometimes Y)
So, you know, I was really flipped out, you know
And she asked me if I'm angry or something
I said, "Of course I'm angry
Man, this isn't high school or anything, you know"
So I'm feeling really cavalier
And I say "Uh, call me, you know, if you want to"
Ha, yeah, call me if you want to
So she rang me up and she says
"Hey! Do you wanna go out?"
Huh, do I wanna go out?
A E I O U
Sometimes Y
A E I O U
Sometimes Y
Operator, operator! What's happening, operator?
Mommy? Mommy, mommy! Where are you, mommy?
I can't see you
I can't see you, mommy
All artists potentially are the victim
Of their desire to be unique
Just observe it
Don't fight it
Work it (Work it)
Work it (Work it)
Work it
Yeah, she took me home, man
She threw me all around the room, man
I mean this chick was really hot, an'
She was nice to me, you know
She let me keep on my cowboy boots and everything
She was all right
Oh, oh, oh, oh oh oh
Oh, yeah! (Yeah)
Oh, oh, oh, oh, oh!
I dare you to play this record
(I dare you to play this record)
(I dare you to play this record)
(I dare you to play this record)
(I dare you to play this record)
I dare you to play this record
A E I O U
Sometimes Y
(A) Anyway, so she took me home (E I O)
(U) I told her I wouldn't sleep with her friends
She doesn't sleep with my friends
(Sometimes) anything else you do, you know
Don't you tell me
(A E) Yeah, (I) Lola, Lola, (O) Lola, (U) Lola
(Sometimes Y)
I was walking up Broadway, you know
And there's this incredible looking Swedish girl
Having a cappuccino across the street from Lincoln Center
I started talking to her, you know
And she said her name was Lola
Her English wasn't too good, you know
But we wound up spending about 5 hours together
Just hanging out, you know
So we go back to my place, we get high
And we get really into each other, man
It was love about to happen, I'm serious
And then all of a sudden she gets up and she says
She says, "Hey, I really gotta leave"
Damn
A E I O U
Sometimes Y
There are 178 parent languages on our planet
With over one thousand dialects
It's amazing we communicate at all
Languages and dialects
With this one thing in common
A E I O U
Sometimes Y
Ahh!
A E I O U
(A E I O U)
A E I O U
(A E I O U, sometimes Y)
So, you know, I was really flipped out, you know
And she asked me if I'm angry or something
I said, "Of course I'm angry
Man, this isn't high school or anything, you know"
So I'm feeling really cavalier
And I say "Uh, call me, you know, if you want to"
Ha, yeah, call me if you want to
So she rang me up and she says
"Hey! Do you wanna go out?"
Huh, do I wanna go out?
A E I O U
Sometimes Y
A E I O U
Sometimes Y
Operator, operator! What's happening, operator?
Mommy? Mommy, mommy! Where are you, mommy?
I can't see you
I can't see you, mommy
All artists potentially are the victim
Of their desire to be unique
Just observe it
Don't fight it
Work it (Work it)
Work it (Work it)
Work it
Yeah, she took me home, man
She threw me all around the room, man
I mean this chick was really hot, an'
She was nice to me, you know
She let me keep on my cowboy boots and everything
She was all right
Oh, oh, oh, oh oh oh
Oh, yeah! (Yeah)
Oh, oh, oh, oh, oh!
I dare you to play this record
(I dare you to play this record)
(I dare you to play this record)
(I dare you to play this record)
(I dare you to play this record)
I dare you to play this record
A E I O U
Sometimes Y
(A) Anyway, so she took me home (E I O)
(U) I told her I wouldn't sleep with her friends
She doesn't sleep with my friends
(Sometimes) anything else you do, you know
Don't you tell me
(A E) Yeah, (I) Lola, Lola, (O) Lola, (U) Lola
(Sometimes Y)
Credits
Writer(s): Ned Liben, Ebn-ozn, Robert Mitchell Rosen
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