Thursday, October 30, 2008
I'm Living in My Own Private Idaho
Lyrics:
Hoo Hoo Hoo Hoo Hoo Hoo Hoo Hoo Hoo
You're living in your own Private Idaho
Living in your own Private Idaho
Underground like a wild potato.
Don't go on the patio.
Beware of the pool,
blue bottomless pool.
It leads you straight
right throught the gate
that opens on the pool.
You're living in your own Private Idaho.
You're living in your own Private Idaho.
Keep off the path, beware the gate,
watch out for signs that say "hidden driveways".
Don't let the chlorine in your eyes
blind you to the awful surprise
that's waitin' for you at
the bottom of the bottomless blue blue blue pool.
You're livin in your own Private Idaho. Idaho.
You're out of control, the rivers that roll,
you fell into the water and down to Idaho.
Get out of that state,
get out of that state you're in.
You better beware.
You're living in your own Private Idaho.
You're living in your own Private Idaho.
Keep off the patio,
keep off the path.
The lawn may be green
but you better not be seen
walkin' through the gate that leads you down,
down to a pool fraught with danger
is a pool full of strangers.
You're living in your own Private Idaho,
where do I go from here to a better state than this.
Well, don't be blind to the big surprise
swimming round and round like the deadly hand
of a radium clock, at the bottom, of the pool.
I-I-I-daho
I-I-I-daho
Woah oh oh woah oh oh woah oh oh
Ah ah ah ah ah ah ah ah
Get out of that state
Get out of that state
You're living in your own Private Idaho,
livin in your own Private.... Idaho
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3 comments:
That song was crazy!
Sorry I'm too late to comment on your book blog. I actually really like it. I had to do the same thing for my Special Ed major - about 10 years ago!! And I never look at any of my little 4x6 cards anymore. I think that a blog is a great idea and very user friendly. Espically now that it's 2008 and not 1998! I can't believe that they still make people do this!
By the way - have you read any Richard Peck? I think that you might like his books - A Long Way From Chicago and A Year Down Yonder. The grandma in these stories is really funny.
Hey Aubrey!
You can still comment on my book blog. My teacher looks at it everyday :) because she loves it so much. I do like Richard Peck. I have read a few from him... they just don't count for this class... (I've already read my humor quota :)
The fun thing about this book blog is I will most likely keep up with it even after i am done with the class... probably not at such speed, however... 30 books in 3 months is a lot!
amazing!
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