Song information On this page you can read the lyrics of the song Call Any Vegetable , by - Frank Zappa. Release date: 31.12.2011
Song language: English
Song information On this page you can read the lyrics of the song Call Any Vegetable , by - Frank Zappa. Call Any Vegetable |
| (This is a song about vegetables, they keep ya regular |
| They’re real good for yo) |
| Call any vegetable Call it by name |
| Call one today When you get off the train |
| Call any vegetable And the chances are good |
| Aw, The vegetable will respond to you |
| (Some people don’t go for prunes… I Don’t know, I’ve always found that if they…) |
| Call any vegetable Pick up your phone |
| Think of a vegetable Lonely at home |
| Call any vegetable And the chances are good |
| That a vegetable will respond to you |
| Rutabaga, Rutabaga, |
| Rutabaga, Rutabaga, |
| Rutabay-y-y-y… |
| (A prune isn’t really a vegetable… |
| CABBAGE is a vegetable…) |
| No one will know |
| If you don’t want to let them know |
| No one will know |
| 'Less it’s you that might tell them so Call and they’ll come to you |
| Covered with dew |
| Vegetables dream, Of responding to you |
| Standing there shiny and proud by your side |
| Holding your hand while the neighbors decide |
| Why is a vegetable something to hide? |
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