Recorded by: " The Detergents"
Words and Music by: Lee Pockriss and Paul Vance
(Parody of "Leader Of the Pack" by the Shangri-las)
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{ } = sound effect [ ]= spoken ( )= sung by backup group
{piano chord}
(humming)
[Is he really goin' out with 'er? I don't know. Look, here he comes now. Let's ask 'im.
{piano chord}
Hey, Murray, is it true Betty's wearin' your ring? Uh-huh.
{piano chord}
Who's that bangin' on the piano? I don't know. You goin' out with
her tonight? You bet yer fur. By the way, where'd ya meet her? ]
I met her one day at the Laundromat.
[She turned around and smiled at me, ya get the picture? Yes, we see.]
And that's when I fell in love with the Leader Of the Laundromat
{sound of motorcycle revving}
My folks were always putting her down (down, down)
Because her laundry came back brown (brown, brown)
I don't care if they think she's bad
I fell in love cuz she looked so sad
I got a date tonight with the Leader Of the Laundromat
{motorcycle revs, sputters, and stalls}
[Dang it!!]
My dad said "Find a laundry that's new" (find a laundry that's new)
How can I tell my baby we're through (tell my baby we're through)
Gotta drive right into town
I don't care if my shirts are brown
I got a date tonight with the Leader Of the Laundromat
{motorcycle revs, sputters, and stalls}
[Dang it!!]
[When I finally got there, I told her it was all over between us. I'll never forget the
hurt and the funny look in her eye. She grabbed my laundry and ran into the street,
directly into the path of a runaway garbage truck.
I yelled "watch out !, watch out !, watch out !, watch out !, watch ou-u-t !"
{screeching brakes, crash, sound of breaking glass and falling metal parts}
[Dang it!!]
I felt so messy standing there (messy standing there)
My daddy's shorts were everywhere (daddy's shorts were everywhere)
Tenderly I kissed her goodbye
Picked up my clothes, they were finally dry
But I won't forget you, oh Leader Of the Laundromat
{motorcycle finally runs smoothly}
(oh-oh-oh-oh)
{piano chord}
(ooh-ooh-ooh-ooh)
{piano chord}
[Who's that bangin' on the piano?
I don't know.]
There's an old Australian stockman, lying, dying,
and he gets himself up on one elbow,
and he turns to his mates,
who are gathered 'round him and he says:
Watch me wallabys feed mate.
Watch me wallabys feed.
They're a dangerous breed mate.
So watch me wallabys feed.
Altogether now!
Tie me kangaroo down sport,
tie me kangaroo down.
Tie me kangaroo down sport,
tie me kangaroo down.
Keep me cockatoo cool, Curl,
keep me cockatoo cool.
Don't go acting the fool, Curl,
just keep me cockatoo cool.
Altogether now!
Take me koala back, Jack,
take me koala back.
He lives somewhere out on the track, Mac,
so take me koala back.
Altogether now!
Let me Abos go loose, Lou, *
let me Abos go loose.
They're of no further use, Lou,
so let me Abos go loose.
Altogether now!
Mind me platypus duck, Bill,
mind me platypus duck.
Don't let him go running amok, Bill,
mind me platypus duck.
Altogether now!
Play your digeridoo, Blue,
play your digeridoo.
Keep playing 'til I shoot thro' Blue,
play your digerydoo.
Altogether now!
Tan me hide when I'm dead, Fred,
tan me hide when I'm dead.
So we tanned his hide when he died Clyde,
(Spoken) And that's it hanging on the shed.
Altogether now!
© 1960 Castle Music Pty, Ltd.
Words and music by Rolf Harris
Here I lie in my hospital bed
Tell me, sister morphine, when are you coming round again?
Oh, I dont think I can wait that long
Oh, you see that Im not that strong
The scream of the ambulance is sounding in my ears
Tell me, sister morphine, how long have I been lying here?
What am I doing in this place?
Why does the doctor have no face?
Oh, I cant crawl across the floor
Ah, cant you see, sister morphine, Im trying to score
Well it just goes to show
Things are not what they seem
Please, sister morphine, turn my nightmares into dreams
Oh, cant you see Im fading fast?
And that this shot will be my last
Sweet cousin cocaine, lay your cool cool hand on my head
Ah, come on, sister morphine, you better make up my bed
cause you know and I know in the morning Ill be dead
Yeah, and you can sit around, yeah and you can watch all the
Clean white sheets stained red.
This is the story of the little-known explorer Fred, and his faithful dog, Rover.
Fred and Rover wandered in the desert,
When by a sandstorm they were tossed,
And soon with the aid of an English compass,
They were well and truly lost.
With Rover, dear Rover,
Dear faithful old Rover,
Rovers are roving and free.
Day after day they stumbled on,
Beneath the burning sky,
On the third day all their food was gone,
On the fourth, their water ran dry.
With Rover, dear Rover,
Dear faithful old Rover,
Rovers are roving and free.
On the fifth day, Fred ate his boots,
Gave Rover a heel to munch,
Shirt for breakfast, pants for dinner,
And he dreamt of Rover for lunch!
No, no! Not Rover, not Rover,
Not faithful old Rover,
Rover was as hungry as he.
And by the seventh day the hunger,
Had almost made Fred blind,
And looking down at his only friend,
This thought went through his mind:
"I'll eat him."
No, no! Not Rover, not Rover,
Not faithful old Rover,
Why should it be Rover, not he?
And on the tenth day,
Fred took old Rover in his arms,
And stroked him behind the ears,
And sank his teeth into Rover's hind leg,
And consumed him.
Ah Rover, dear Rover,
Dear scrumptious edible Rover,
Rover was as hungry as he.
And when he had finished off his friend,
There was naught left upon the sand but bones,
White bones, licked clean and bare,
And as he wiped his mouth,
Fred looked down at them,
And softly he said:
"Rover... would have liked those bones."
Ah, Rover, dear Rover,
Dear faithful old Rover,
Rovers are roving and free.
And free! (Chaomancer Omega)
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