| «Daddy»
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| [Intro: Fred Armisen as Tommy &
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| H. John Benjamin as Bob
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| This, uh, first song goes pretty deep. |
| It’s called «Daddy»
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| Um, at least it’s, uh, a family song
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| Daddy! |
| You abandoned me!
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| Daddy! |
| You sold drugs to me!
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| Punches are not hugs to me!
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| [Spoken: Eugene Mirman as Gene,
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| John Roberts as Linda
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| H. John Benjamin as Bob
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| Ah, it’s no «Elderly Prostitute»
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| Bobby, you said you talked to him!
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| Um, I did. |
| Kinda. |
| But then he wiped our record clean!
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| [Verse 2: Fred Armisen as Tommy,
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| Larry Murphy as Ted
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| both
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| Daddy! |
| You’re my enemy!
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| My enemy!
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| *sobs*
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| My enemy!
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| You are my enemy!
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| My enemy!
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| No, don’t
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| My enemy! |
| Oh. |
| Oh, sorry
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| It’s just me, just me
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| My enemy!
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| You, you, you!
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| The Itsy-Bitsy Stripper
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| The Itsy-Bitsy Stripper climbed up the brassy pole
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| Down came her legs and wrapped around my soul
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| Weave your web of your sexy web
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| Weave your sexy web around me
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| Weave your web, weave your naughty web
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| Around my body, my beautiful body
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| My beautiful legs, my beautiful torso
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| Weave that web around me |