When I was a little kid in the 50s I was aware of all the songs on the radio because I had a big sister who was the perfect age for it all. So I heard a lot of those Elvis songs when they were new, not just as oldies. They were cutting edge and exciting back then. Here's a record that my pre-teenage sister bought in the 50s, obviously not knowing what the lyrics were. This was actually played on the radio, with the lyrics Gee it's dandy to have some candy, peppermint stick will you eat my dick. It was apparently recorded as a joke, somebody liked it, and it was picked up for heavy radio airplay. Nobody listened closely enough to understand the lyrics.
lfbno7 posted on Oct 01, 2008
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lfbno7 said on Oct 01, 2008....
History repeats itself -
lfbno7 said on Oct 01, 2008....
I like the Elchords version better. -
pickersplock said on Oct 01, 2008....
LOL, well, it is catchy! -
diabolicdame said on Oct 01, 2008....
Lol.. thats funny! Hehehe.. now lets hope it doesnt get stuck in my head!! -
Twylarants said on Oct 01, 2008....
Lol...that's hysterical! How come I didn't hear those words when I was a kid? I could hear much better in those days... -
Fallyn said on Oct 01, 2008....
k, what? -
lfbno7 said on Oct 01, 2008....
I wonder what the other words are, the ones the guy sings with marbles in his mouth. Maybe it's French or Swedish.