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+ | {{song|image=Barbeque.jpg|writer=[[Paul Williams]]|composer=|lyricist=|date=1977|source=|publisher=}} |
− | [[Image:Yancey.JPG|thumb|300px|[[Yancey Woodchuck]]'s rendition of "Bar-B-Que"]] |
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− | '''Verse 1:''' |
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− | When you meet somebody |
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− | that dont like soul food |
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− | they still got a soul |
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− | and it don't mean |
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− | that you got no rythym |
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− | if you don't like rock n roll |
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− | But if your tastes like mine |
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− | You like cider not Wine |
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− | And your very favorite thing to do |
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− | Is get a purdy girl dancing to jugband music |
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− | and a mess of mommas barbeque |
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− | '''Chorus:''' |
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− | Barbeque |
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− | lifts my spirit |
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− | I swear that it never fails |
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− | and the sauce momma makes |
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− | just stays there forever |
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− | if you dare to get it |
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− | under your nails |
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− | '''Verse 2:''' |
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− | Well you may be poor |
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− | with the wood at your door |
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− | but money isnt everything |
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− | you still got a song |
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− | and a river full of fun |
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− | and youll always have a song to sing |
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− | so get the frown off your face |
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− | were gonna replace it |
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− | with a grin |
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− | and a dream come true |
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− | with a purdy girl dancing to jugband music |
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− | and a mess of mommas barbeque |
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− | '''Instrumental''' then |
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− | '''Repeat chorus''' |
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− | so get the frown off your face |
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− | were gonna replace it |
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− | with a grin |
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− | and a dream come true |
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− | with a purdy girl dancing to jugband music |
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− | and a mess of mommas barbeque |
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− | thats a purdy girl dancing to jugband music |
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− | and a mess of mommas barbe |
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− | a mess of mommas barbe |
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− | a mess of mommas barbeque |
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− | '''Instrumental''' '''then''' |
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− | a mess of mommas barbeque |
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⚫ | In ''[[Emmet Otter's Jug-Band Christmas]]'', [[Emmet Otter]], [[Wendell Porcupine]], [[Charlie Muskrat]] and [[Harvey Beaver]] attempted to perform "'''Barbeque'''" at the talent show. But before they could go on, [[Yancy Woodchuck]] sang his own unique version, forcing them to practice another song. |
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+ | In the [[Emmet Otter's Jug-Band Christmas (stage show)|stage adaptation]], a short reprise is performed by the [[The Frogtown Hollow Jubilee Jug Band|jug-band]] with [[Alice Otter]] and [[Hetty Muskrat]]. |
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+ | ==Releases== |
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+ | ;Video |
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+ | * ''[[It's Not Easy Being Green (Muppet Sing Alongs)]]'' |
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+ | __NOWYSIWYG__ |
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Latest revision as of 02:12, 3 September 2020
Written by | Paul Williams |
Date | 1977 |
In Emmet Otter's Jug-Band Christmas, Emmet Otter, Wendell Porcupine, Charlie Muskrat and Harvey Beaver attempted to perform "Barbeque" at the talent show. But before they could go on, Yancy Woodchuck sang his own unique version, forcing them to practice another song.
In the stage adaptation, a short reprise is performed by the jug-band with Alice Otter and Hetty Muskrat.
Releases
- Video