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Ass Ponys ~ Peanut '93


Peanut rides his bike around The drive-in in the daytime Bagging trash and hanging up The speakers on their poles When he finds a bottle He imagines women drinking from it What it looked like how it sounded Trickling down their throats Peanut has a brother, lost his father Hardly sees his mother Once a month he visits At her trailer near the lake Sometimes when it's not too humid Chances are you'll catch him spearing Shiners in the spillway With a nail on a stick Peanut knows a guy His name is mike he's not too bright He says he'll suck you for a cigarette Down underneath the bridge The very though disgusts him ¡°i don¡®t see how you could trust him,¡± He says, ¡°if i get my pecker sucked It sure won't be by him.¡± more free lyrics

Peanut rides his bike around
The drive-in in the daytime
Bagging trash and hanging up
The speakers on their poles

When he finds a bottle
He imagines women drinking from it
What it looked like how it sounded
Trickling down their throats

Peanut has a brother, lost his father
Hardly sees his mother
Once a month he visits
At her trailer near the lake

Sometimes when it's not too humid
Chances are you'll catch him spearing
Shiners in the spillway
With a nail on a stick

Peanut knows a guy
His name is mike he's not too bright
He says he'll suck you for a cigarette
Down underneath the bridge

The very though disgusts him
¡°i don¡®t see how you could trust him,¡±
He says, ¡°if i get my pecker sucked
It sure won't be by him.¡±

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