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Bjork ~ Eat The Menu


Limousines, oranges, Stars, moons, Submarines, jeeps, Glaciers, cars, Caterpillars, even grapes It's none of my business But you have to eat Your appetite is appalling Have some salad Bite an apple Suck an oragne Taste the pate I'm just a maid, but yes to food is yes to life I've got to eat something Otherwise i'll just die But the choice is too great I can't decide what to eat I'll possibly just eat the menu? How would you like strawberry juice? Or lemon red sea perch? Bite the kiwi Have some chicken I'm just a maid, but yes to food is yes to life The waiter came with the menu And said here you go. I said thankyou but The choice is too great, Why can't i be a cod In the depths of the ocean And just eat small fish The cod has such simple taste But o've got all the choice Oh, you vague costomer You'll have to look somewhere else You have to find something to eat So eat a moment A person An apple A feeling Eat a rockband I won't complain but... more free lyrics

Limousines, oranges,
Stars, moons,
Submarines, jeeps,
Glaciers, cars,
Caterpillars, even grapes

It's none of my business
But you have to eat
Your appetite is appalling
Have some salad
Bite an apple
Suck an oragne
Taste the pate
I'm just a maid, but yes to food is yes to life

I've got to eat something
Otherwise i'll just die
But the choice is too great
I can't decide what to eat
I'll possibly just eat the menu?

How would you like strawberry juice?
Or lemon red sea perch?
Bite the kiwi
Have some chicken
I'm just a maid, but yes to food is yes to life

The waiter came with the menu
And said here you go.
I said thankyou but
The choice is too great,
Why can't i be a cod
In the depths of the ocean
And just eat small fish
The cod has such simple taste
But o've got all the choice

Oh, you vague costomer
You'll have to look somewhere else
You have to find something to eat
So eat a moment
A person
An apple
A feeling
Eat a rockband

I won't complain but...

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