MS. PINKY
Frank Zappa
Terry bozzio (drums, background vocals) Davey moire (vocals) Andre lewis (organ, vocals) Roy estrada (bass, vocals) Dave parlato (bass) Napoleon murphy brock (saxophone, vocals) Ruth underwood (synthesizer, marimba) Donnie vliet (harmonica) Louanne neil (harp) Ruben ladron de guevara (background vocals) Sharkie barker (background vocals) I got a girl with a little rubber head Rinse her out every night just before i go to bed She never talked back like a lady might do And she looks like she loves it every time i get through And her name is p-i-n-k-y P-i-n no lie K-y me-oh-my She's 69 - 95, give her a try P-i-n-k-y P-i-n i cry K-y don't be shy 69 - 95 boy, give her a try Her eyes 's all shut in an ecstasy face You can cram it down her throat, people, any old place Throw a little switch on her battery pack You can poot it, you can shoot it till your wife gets back And her name is p-i-n-k-y P-i-n i cry K-y don't be shy 69 - 95 boy, give her a try I got a girl with a little rubber head Rinse her out every night just before i go to bed She never talked back like a lady might do And she looks like she loves it every time i get through Her eyes 's all shut in an ecstasy face You can cram it down her throat, people, any old place Throw a little switch on her battery pack You can poot it, you can shoot it till your wife gets back You can poot it, you can shoot it till your wife gets back You can poot it, you can shoot it till your wife gets back You can poot it, you can shoot it till your wife gets back You can poot it, you can shoot it till your wife gets back You can poot it, you can shoot it till your wife gets backfunk humour rock simple
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