Beat the boots II - Electric Aunt Jemima

Live at The Dog, Denver, CO - May 3, 1968
Concertgebouw, Amsterdam, Holland - October 20, 1968

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Beat the boots II - Electric Aunt Jemima

1 Little house I used to live in + Dog breath variations + Blue Danube waltz + Hungry freaks daddy [Frank Zappa + Frank Zappa + Johann Strauss II + Frank Zappa]

2 whät

3 Dog breath

4 King Kong

5 Trouble every day

6 A pound for a brown (on the bus) {+ Sleeping in a jar}

7 English tea dancing interludes {Octandre} + Plastic people + King Kong + America drinks + Wipe out [Edgard Varèse + Richard Berry, Frank Zappa + Frank Zappa + Frank Zappa + Bob Berryhill, Pat Connolly, Jim Fuller, Ron Wilson]

All compositions by Frank Zappa, except as noted above.

1. Little house I used to live in + Dog breath variations + Blue Danube waltz + Hungry freaks daddy

[Instrumental]

2. whät

[Instrumental]

3. Dog breath

[Instrumental]

4. King Kong

[Instrumental]

[FZ] Thank you very much for coming to see us. We’ll play twice again tonight. Goodbye.

5. Trouble every day

[Instrumental]

6. A pound for a brown (on the bus) {+ Sleeping in a jar}

[Instrumental]

7. English tea dancing interludes {Octandre} + Plastic people + King Kong + America drinks + Wipe out

[Instrumental]

America sucks

[FZ] Plastic people

You gotta go

Ya, ya, ya, ya, ya, ya

Plastic people

You gotta go

A fine little girl, she waits for me

She’s as plastic as she can be

She paints her face with plastic goo

And wrecks her hair with some shampoo

Plastic people

You gotta go

Yeah yeah yeah yeah yeah

Plastic people

You gotta go

Take a day and walk around

Watch the Nazis run your town

Then go home and check yourself

You think we’re singing ‘bout someone else

But you’re plastic people

You gotta go

Plastic people

You gotta go

This is the rock & roll part of the song

Baby, baby, baby

✄ Me see a neon moon above

I searched for years and found no love

I’m sure that love will never be

A product of plasticity

Plastic people

You gotta go

Plastic people

You gotta go

I said:

“You gotta go

You gotta go

Bye-bye, bye-bye

You gotta go

You gotta go”

[Instrumental]

Amsterdam, October 20, 1968

English lyrics from site Information Is Not Knowledge.