JUST THE FACTS, MA'AM
  note: two songs sung alternately
I was born about ten thousand years ago
There ain't nothing in this world that I don't know
I saw Peter, Paul and Moses playing Ring Around the Roses
And I'll whup the guy who says it isn't so
     I'm just a lonesome traveler, the great historical bum
     Highly educated, from history I come
     I built the Rock of Ages, twas in the year of one
     And that was the biggest thing that man has ever done
I saw Satan when he looked the Garden
Hopeless lyrics

reap what you sewif that's what you believeblessed is the truthbeneath the web that you weaveholier than thouwere those that paved the wayfor the world to fall apartforever and a dayno, you can't bring us downwe don't need
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I saw Eve and Adam driven from the door
From behind the bushes peeping, saw the apple they was eating
I swear that I'm the guy what ate the core
     Garden of Eden?
     Well, I built the Garden of Eden, it was in the year of two
     Joined the Apple Pickers Union and I always paid my dues
     I'm the man who signed the contract to raise the rising sun
     And that's about the biggest thing that man has ever done
I taught Samson how to use his mighty hands
Showed Columbus to this mighty land
And for Phaoroh's little kid
Scream Until You Like It lyrics

Come on in, no this ain't no dreamBetter hold on tight things ain't what they seem, no no noDon't be afraid if your heart's burning ready to goWell I love it when I scare you soFrom your head down to your -Oh!

Scream until ya like itN
ies built all the pyramiddies
And to the Sahara carried all the sand
     Pyramids? why...
     I was straw boss on the pyramids, the Tower of Babel too
     I opened up the ocean, let the migrant children through
     Well, I fought a million battles and I never lost a one
     And that's about the biggest thing that man has ever done
I taught Solomon his little A B Cs
I was the first one ate Limburger cheese
And while sailing down the bay with Methuselah one day
I saved his flowing whiskers from the breeze
     Well I was in th
And lyrics

Can we piece it together
Simply want it to work
Right where it's severed
And we can conserve
Well it holds down neatly
Everything that it serves
It belongs to us now
no longer needs to be nursed
Let's not find the weakness
push the bru
e Revolution when we set this country free
     It was me and a couple of Indians who dumped the Boston tea
     Well I won the battle of Valley Forge and the Battle of
          Bully Run
     And that's about the biggest thing that man has ever done
Queen Elizabeth fell dead in love with me
We were married in Milwaukee secretly
But I snuck around and shook her, to go with General Hooker
To fight mosquiters down in Tennessee
Woody Guthrie wrote the second song
see also PASSTHRU
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