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The Mills Brothers sang about them Must be fifty years ago And science has long figured out Just what makes them glow But still when you see one It’s sure to make you smile And they can see each other From a country mile Hey look at me! I can light up half the bark on this old tree Hey can't you see! The precious gift to you in me And pay no mind to Jim, can’t you see... His butts a little dim" The odds are stacked against them In every single way With twin-engine Beechcraft Shootin' mosquito spray And the kids they still do it Tear them all apart And of all things, sickly things Make slimy diamond rings (insert whistle solo) Trees are getting dozed down To make room for a bigger town And scientists want their *** For Luciferase But tonight he's not worried, 'bout loss of habitat Got just one thing on his mind Her yellow-green behind Hey look above A flyin, dyin, dynamo of love Let it go by A wonder of the world has touched the sky And pay no mind to Jim Can't you see... His butt's a little dim And so when you see one, flashing on the fly That's the male and like most males, just a loving guy And laying on the leaf, in brilliant dress that's all aglow Come to me and introduce, we can reproduce (repeat whistle solo) Jasmine and Sweet Olive Grace the evening air A silver-sliver crescent Rests into the west The din of tiny creatures calling out for love Stars wink their approval From the velvet above
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Jul 12, 2018
Jul 12, 2018 at 10:55 PM UTC
Cold-light Catastrophe
The Mills Brothers sang about them Must be fifty years ago And science has long figured out Just what makes them glow But still when you see one It’s sure to make you smile And they can see each other From a country mile Hey look at me! I can light up half the bark on this old tree Hey can't you see! The precious gift to you in me And pay no mind to Jim, can’t you see... His butts a little dim" The odds are stacked against them In every single way With twin-engine Beechcraft Shootin' mosquito spray And the kids they still do it Tear them all apart And of all things, sickly things Make slimy diamond rings (insert whistle solo) Trees are getting dozed down To make room for a bigger town And scientists want their *** For Luciferase But tonight he's not worried, 'bout loss of habitat Got just one thing on his mind Her yellow-green behind Hey look above A flyin, dyin, dynamo of love Let it go by A wonder of the world has touched the sky And pay no mind to Jim Can't you see... His butt's a little dim And so when you see one, flashing on the fly That's the male and like most males, just a loving guy And laying on the leaf, in brilliant dress that's all aglow Come to me and introduce, we can reproduce (repeat whistle solo) Jasmine and Sweet Olive Grace the evening air A silver-sliver crescent Rests into the west The din of tiny creatures calling out for love Stars wink their approval From the velvet above
Lyrics by Zeeb and best sung to the tune of "Hey Janeane" by the Hang Dogs
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Jul 12, 2018
Jul 12, 2018 at 10:55 PM UTC
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