
Date of issue: 14.09.1993
Record label: Red House
Song language: English
Four Wet Pigs |
Here’s a little song about four wet pigs, |
Just a little song about four wet pigs, |
Two are little, two are big, |
they’re all dancing at the Mud-time jig. |
The two that are little, little as an ear of corn |
The two that are big, well they’re bigger than a barn, |
bigger than a barn, taller than a tree, |
Truck’em on down to the factory. |
Cut 'em into bacon, slice 'em into ham, |
chop 'em into hot dogs, squeeze 'em into spam. |
Throw their little eyes out in the rain, |
throw their little eyes out in the rain, |
throw their beady little piggy eyes out into the rain. |
Pickle their feet and pickle their brains. |
Here’s a little song about two wet pigs, |
standing at the slop trough, smoking their cigs, |
wishing to god they’d never get big |
dancing out their hearts at the Mud-time jig. |
Wishing to god they’d never get big, |
and dancing out their hearts. |
Dance little porkers! |
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