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Adrian Belew ~ Coconuts


(belew/hertzman) Hello honey, how is every little thing? Sure i'll be glad to meet you at the beach at ten I wanna be your brown-eyed handsome man Plant my feet in the sand Maybe you could be the sunkist queen In your cool raybans Ooohweee, you and me babe Here comes another summer of love And we're a fine pair of coconuts Oil me up, buttercup Park your towel over here With your things n' stuff I'm gonna work on my major tan I'm gonna get it perfect yet You go ahead, hon, and jump in the lake Let me know if it's wet Ooohweee, you and me babe Here comes another summer of love And we're a fine pair Under the sun Where there's only one plan Build a condo in the sand And maybe we'll be fried again, oh man Oil me up now coconut I just love to feel your hands Oil me up now coconut I wanna be your man Ooohweee, you and me babe Here comes another summer of love And we're fine coconuts more free lyrics

(belew/hertzman)

Hello honey, how is every little thing?
Sure i'll be glad to meet you at the beach at ten
I wanna be your brown-eyed handsome man
Plant my feet in the sand
Maybe you could be the sunkist queen
In your cool raybans
Ooohweee, you and me babe
Here comes another summer of love
And we're a fine pair of coconuts

Oil me up, buttercup
Park your towel over here
With your things n' stuff
I'm gonna work on my major tan
I'm gonna get it perfect yet
You go ahead, hon, and jump in the lake
Let me know if it's wet
Ooohweee, you and me babe
Here comes another summer of love
And we're a fine pair

Under the sun
Where there's only one plan
Build a condo in the sand
And maybe we'll be fried again, oh man

Oil me up now coconut
I just love to feel your hands
Oil me up now coconut
I wanna be your man
Ooohweee, you and me babe
Here comes another summer of love
And we're fine coconuts

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