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Ramones ~ Everytime I Eat Vegetables It Makes Me Think Of Yo


She was a really good friend, a really good friend to me, yeah She was a really good friend, a really good friend to me, yeah But they took her away Tossed her in the bin Now she's hanging out in East Berlin, ow-ooo She had a very bad affair with some cat from Hiroshima She turned into a head of lettuce She eats Thorazine in her farina But they took her away tossed her in the bin Now she's hanging out in East Berlin, ow-ooo And everytime I eat vegetables it makes me think of you And everytime I eat vegetables I don't know what to do, to do ow-ooo more free lyrics

She was a really good friend,
a really good friend to me, yeah
She was a really good friend,
a really good friend to me, yeah

But they took her away
Tossed her in the bin
Now she's hanging out
in East Berlin, ow-ooo

She had a very bad affair
with some cat from Hiroshima
She turned into a head of lettuce
She eats Thorazine in her farina
But they took her away
tossed her in the bin
Now she's hanging out
in East Berlin, ow-ooo

And everytime I eat vegetables
it makes me think of you
And everytime I eat vegetables
I don't know what to do, to do ow-ooo

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