Frank (lead guitar, vocals) Mark (vocals) kaylan (vocals) Jim (bass, vocals) Don (keyboards, electronics) Ian (keyboards, alto saxophone) Aynsley (drums)
I, I can't see you, but I know that out there... It's little voice... That same little at all of the concerts, Of the guy in the back of the Okay...? !? !? !? !? !? !? !?
A couple a ago, was a guy that used to come To all the on the east coast I I heard him every night for a month That he was in the audience Anyway, it's this little voice, and he would "freak me out frank! me out! me out frank!"
Okay, we go! Arf arf! ? !? !? !? Arf!
did you go? Oh, did you go?
Last night, I to ... her burned pennsylvania all ... your story Right ruth got through barfin' She pushed the tray out the She me compassionate
did you go? What you do now, could you do? Oh did you do?
Ruthie had on a night gown She wouldn't it everywhere No no no no She the tray out the door Some guy to come in She kicked him in the She "oh oh oh oh!"
did you do? (now, did you do? did you do? did you do? ) (ruthie-ruthie That was the best thing could do) What did you do Well, we have song for you goes far beyond louie-louie, Ruthie-ruthie, or brian-brian song is so advanced It takes us all the way nineteen fifty-five Directly to nineteen fifty-seven, is when it should have been written, But actually it was written nineteen seventy is a song, We to dedicate this song to marty, our road manager, Who has a fondness for the k-nine And the orifice attendant