| I ain’t no video king
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| I still have to sing
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| For my supper each night
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| You stand on the benches
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| I play in the trenches
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| Beneath the big spotlights
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| Lived in a suitcase for half of my years
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| I got strange little voices that live in my ears
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| Hall monster, mall monster
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| I can’t be the old me no more
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| Homemade music ain’t on the radio
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| Homemade music searchin' high and low
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| Homemade music where did all the good songs go
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| Cookin' is a pleasure
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| Singin' is a treasure
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| That most don’t find
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| There ain’t no harm in tellin'
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| I likes to eat my melon
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| Right on down to the rind
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| I had a hippie girlfriend when I was a kid
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| She died and went to the suburbs most of 'em did
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| Raisin' puppies, having yuppies
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| Where did all the wild ones go
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| Homemade music ain’t on the radio
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| Homemade music jam it in, close the door
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| Homemade music where did all the good songs go
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| First there were records then cassettes and CDs
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| Managers and lawyers then came the Japanese
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| But homemade music still making sense to me
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| (sense to me, sense to me, sense to me)
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| Homemade music is funky and nice
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| Homemade music skates on very thin ice
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| Homemade music is part of my philosophy
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| Homemade music ain’t on the radio
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| Homemade music jam it in, close the door
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| Homemade music where did all the good songs go
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| Homemade music, give me my homemade music
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| Homemade music, should be on the radio
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| Don’t dig that reg’lar bunk
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| The Neville brothers got the funk
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| And homemade music should be on the radio |