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Adrian Belew ~ Fish Head


Yes, he was a fish head His frontal lobe a retread He rode a little motor scooter They said he was a neuter Tried to be a masher He was a failure as a flasher What made it most regrettable He thought he was incredible Here i come, yeah, look at me now I'm a smooth operator, i'm a mood elevator They always said i would be nothing but a fish head And look at me now Yes, he was a fish...sandwich Unfortunate case of brain damage His modus operandi, A burger and a french frie His mother was a plumber His father was a momur He walked around a lot and took long naps Here i come, yeah, look at me now I'm a smooth operator, i'm a mood elevator They always said i would be nothing but a fish head And look at me now Here i come, hey, look at me now I'm a stimulator, i'm a tax evader They always said i would be nothing but a fish head And look at me now Yes he was a fish head, as stable as a waterbed For fear of pantaphobia he moved to ethiopia Here i come, yeah, look at me now I'm a stimulator, i'm a space invader They always said i would be nothing but a fish head And look at me now more free lyrics

Yes, he was a fish head
His frontal lobe a retread
He rode a little motor scooter
They said he was a neuter
Tried to be a masher
He was a failure as a flasher
What made it most regrettable
He thought he was incredible

Here i come, yeah, look at me now
I'm a smooth operator, i'm a mood elevator
They always said i would be nothing but a fish head
And look at me now

Yes, he was a fish...sandwich
Unfortunate case of brain damage
His modus operandi,
A burger and a french frie
His mother was a plumber
His father was a momur
He walked around a lot and took long naps

Here i come, yeah, look at me now
I'm a smooth operator, i'm a mood elevator
They always said i would be nothing but a fish head
And look at me now
Here i come, hey, look at me now
I'm a stimulator, i'm a tax evader
They always said i would be nothing but a fish head
And look at me now

Yes he was a fish head, as stable as a waterbed
For fear of pantaphobia he moved to ethiopia

Here i come, yeah, look at me now
I'm a stimulator, i'm a space invader
They always said i would be nothing but a fish head
And look at me now

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