Parody of “Eyes of Eagles”, words and music by
Leslie Fish
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Reprinted from
Songworm 3
This parody was sung by
Leslie Fish
on
Tapeworm 2
Parody lyrics ©1989-03-10 by Bob Kanefsky. All rights reserved. The copyright of the original lyrics and music remain with the holder(s) of the original copyright.
Eyes of Night Owls
Chorus: |
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Plant the | D strains | where it rains, |
In the | G moun | tains or the | D plains | , |
Where the frost never forms on the | A soil | . |
Clear and | D sow | , trim and hoe, |
’Til red | G cher | ries start to grow. |
In three | D years | , reap the | A fruits | of your | D toil | . |
(Chorus)
Dry each one in the sun.
Crack them open when they’re done.
Find two beans: whitish green when they’re ripe.
Roast the seed that you’ve freed.
Open fire’s all you need.
Turn them slow in a wide metal pipe.
(Chorus)
Turn them ’round ’til they’re browned,
Then you quickly cool them down.
They’ll be dark as the bark of a tree.
You can tell just as well
By the dark delicious smell,
Far more rich than you’d dreamed it could be.
(Chorus)
Fill a pot. Get it hot.
Pour it through the grounds you’ve got.
It drips back clear and black as the night.
Drink it up from the cup
As an evening pick-me-up.
Call it coffee or night owl’s delight.
(Chorus)