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Dan Bern - Thanksgiving Day Parade Lyrics

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  • Everybody was ecstatic
  • 'Bout the light show on the farm
  • And everyone got crazy
  • And nobody got harmed
  • And the five televisions
  • Huge upon the stage
  • Had come to pay their union dues
  • And make a living wage
  • And the bathroom was the clubhouse
  • Where the colors all got made
  • And plans were cast in feathers
  • For the Thanksgiving Day Parade
  • And the DJ spins his records
  • From here out to the sun
  • And he flings them through a big hole
  • In the ozone one by one
  • And somewhere beyond Mercury
  • The wax begins to melt
  • And we touched a perfect stranger
  • And we loved the way it felt
  • And we all hung together
  • In our crew cuts and our braids
  • Floating down Broadway
  • Above the Thanksgiving Day Parade
  • And you and I were discussing Natalie
  • As you poised to thrust above her
  • And I told you how I admire her
  • And will always need to love her
  • And I told you how I lost
  • My best friend Mr. Neill
  • And we slowly started dancing
  • And began slowly to heal
  • And then we all held hands
  • And no one was afraid
  • On our way to sell our sculptures
  • At the Thanksgiving Day Parade
  • And Michelangelo finally came down
  • After 4 years on the ceiling
  • He said he'd lost his funding
  • And the paint had started peeling
  • And he told us that his patron
  • His Holiness, the Pope
  • Was demanding productivity
  • With which our friend just couldn't cope
  • And he rode off on his skateboard
  • With his brushes and his blade
  • Muttering something 'bout some food
  • And the Thanksgiving Day Parade
  • And we were born in one millennium
  • And will die in the next
  • Are slightly underappreciated
  • And slightly oversexed
  • And as the seconds and the minutes
  • Start to vanish one by one
  • I'm watching more cartoons
  • As I get my toenails done
  • And we went downtown to deliver
  • Turkeys to people with AIDS
  • And then we headed uptown
  • To the Thanksgiving Day Parade
  • And the music keeps on grinding
  • And the electrophonic crunch
  • And my father's hair is thinning
  • And my mom ate some for lunch
  • And you, you were my babysitter
  • And you let me break my tooth
  • And we sit here tied together
  • In a bar in the back booth
  • And the band is in an uproar
  • Only the drum machine's been paid
  • And we'll have to bring our own tunes
  • To the Thanksgiving Day Parade
  • Australians are the coolest
  • People in the world
  • Let's all go down under
  • With strings of colored pearls
  • And lay them at the feet
  • Of the heirs of English crime
  • And listen to old Men At Work
  • And have a real good time
  • And we dug until we hit the rocks
  • Then we threw away the spade
  • And built a platform to get a better view
  • Of the Thanksgiving Day Parade
  • And I love whoever's next to me
  • I love them so, so much
  • They let me lean against them
  • Like a beautiful crutch
  • And everyone should come up
  • On the stage and grab the mic
  • And tell us one by one
  • Who they are and what they like
  • And the babies are the only ones
  • To have lately gotten laid
  • And I'm feeling young and eager
  • For the Thanksgiving Day Parade
  • And you explained to me that without your fans
  • You'd be back out on the street
  • With nothing but chitlins on your plate
  • And splinters in your feet
  • And if you die, you're gone you said
  • And your friends are left behind
  • And you'll be a statistic
  • And we'll be deaf and blind
  • And darkness is a virtue
  • And molasses is not afraid
  • To slow down the countdown
  • To the Thanksgiving Day Parade
  • And somewhere in the distance
  • An orchestra shows its face
  • With Natalie on the oboe
  • Ty on double bass
  • John plays the viola
  • Slik, the tenor sax
  • James he blows harmonica
  • In vanilla skintight slacks
  • Hugo oozes alto sax
  • Ivory, the trombone
  • Masuda squawks the trumpet
  • Andre, xylophone
  • Ron, he shreds the violin
  • In a green Italian suit
  • Mike talks on the telephone
  • On a tape with an endless loop
  • Geoff he blows the clarinet
  • With an old-time rockin' feel
  • Charlie dings the triangle
  • Dave, the glockenspiel
  • Chris puffs on the tuba
  • H, a big bass drum
  • Alfonso throbs the cello
  • Like he would a woman, with his thumb
  • And high up on the podium
  • In tails with his baton poised
  • Banksy leads the orchestra
  • In a glorious, awful noise
  • And on a float of dripping oil paint
  • The orchestra, it played
  • Kissing the whole universe
  • In the Thanksgiving Day Parade
  • And life is like a fairy tale
  • Every step feels like a dream
  • That keeps on getting nearer
  • And more and more extreme
  • And we just got switched with Venus
  • And we're closer to the sun
  • And I got no problem with it
  • Nor should anyone
  • And the cops just blew on in here
  • And we're in some kind of raid
  • I just hope they will release us
  • For the Thanksgiving Day Parade

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