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The Little David Years: 1971-1977
Disc 1
01. Shoot
02. The Hair Piece
03. Sex in Commercials
04. Drugs
05. Birth Control
06. Son of WINO
07. Divorce Game
08. Ed Sullivan Self Taught
09. Let's Make a Deal
10. The 11 O'clock News
Disc 2
01. Class Clown
02. Wasted Time / Sharing a Swallow
03. Values (How Much Is That Dog Crap in the Window?)
04. I Used to Be Irish Catholic
05. The Confessional
06. Special Dispensation: Heaven, Hell, Purgatory and Limbo
07. Heavy Mysteries
08. Muhammad Ali / America the Beautiful
09. Seven Words You Can Never Say on Television
Disc 3
01. Welcome to My Job
02. Occupation: Foole
03. White Harlem
04. The Hallway Groups
05. Black Consciousness
06. New York Voices
07. Grass Swept the Neighborhood
08. Childhood Cliches
09. Cute Little Farts
10. Raisin Rhetoric
11. Filthy Words
Disc 4
01. Goofy Shit
02. Toledo Window Box
03. Nursery Rhymes
04. Some Werds
05. Water Sez
06. The Metric System
07. God
08. Gay Lib
09. Snot, the Original Rubber Cement
10. Urinals Are 50 Percent Universal
11. A Few More Farts
Disc 5
01. New News
02. Teenage Masturbation
03. Mental Hot Foots
04. High on the Plane
05. Bodily Functions
06. Wurds
07. For Names' Sake
08. Baseball-Football
09. Good Sports
10. Flesh Colored Band-Aids
11. Religious Lift
12. Radio Dial
13. Y'Ever
14. Unrelated Things
Disc 6
01. On the Road
02. Death and Dying
03. Headlines
04. Kids Are Too Small
05. Rules, Rules, Rules!
06. Parents' Cliches and Children's Secret Answers
07. Words We Leave Behind
08. How's Your Dog?
09. Supermarkets
Disc 7
01. George's Disc Jockey Theme and Show Opening
02. Tattoos
03. Hitchhiking (short version)
04. Clerks, Hankies and Emma
05. Elmo's Song / Johnny Badcheck
06. Monopoly
07. New Sports
08. Hitchhiking (long version)
09. Guacamole
10. Nuts in Cake & Toenail Clippings
11. 400,000 American Musical Favorites
12. Peas
13. Losing Your Place
14. I'm Musical
15. Lost & Found
16. Public Affairs
17. Snapper Lawn Mowers
18. How to Handle a Heckler
19. Closing
20. The Coney Island Recordings
The first, time the child hears lyrics are nursery rhymes
And they hear them at that much more gathering age
All through zero through five
And that's their first introduction to bizarre behavior
You've thought about your nursery rhymes
Quite a gang we had in there

They were all on on obvious various drug experiences
Each of them has his or her fave
I got to thinking of this one night
When the word Snow White just passed my mind
I thought, Snow White, right!
Try to figure, y'know

I didn't know whether it was smack or coke
And I thought, well, can't be smack
Too much housework to do with those seven little devils around
Some-something to pep you up
Something to make you want to wash the garage
A little something for the nose

The seven dwarves were each on different little trips
Happy was into grass and grass alone
Just style on little occasion
Some hash, make a little holiday for him
"hey,hey-hey"
"hey, thanks, man, hey down here man"

Happy, that's all he did
Sleepy was into reds
Grumpy, too much speed
Sneezy was a full blown coke freak
Doc was a connection
Dopey was into everything

Any old orifice will do for Dopey
Always got his arm out and his leg up
And then, the one we always forget because he was, Bashful
Bashful didn't use drugs
He was paranoid on his own
Didn't need any help on that ladder

Other people in those nursery rhymes
Old King Cole? Figure what they did
"Old King Cole was a merry old soul and a merry old soul was he
He called for his pipe, he called for his bowl"
I guess we all know about old King Cole
He wanted to get high and listen to the fiddlers!

Hansel and Gretel
Discovered the gingerbread house
About 45 minutes
After they discovered the mushrooms
"Yeah, I see it, too"

Mary, Mary quite contrary
How does your garden grow?
It's a rather obvious one
Sold with bells and cockle shells
And an acre and a half of killer shit!

Little Jack Horner
Sat in a corner
Eating his christmas pie
Stuck in his thumb
And pulled out a plum
And said, "Holy shit, am I high!"

Mary had a little gram, no
Mary had a
Mary had a little lamb
It's stash was white as snow
And everywhere that Mary went
They'd both enjoy the blow!

Little Miss Muffet
Sat on a tuffet
Eating her curds and whey
Along came a spider
And sat down beside her
And they rapped for about an hour and a half

Goldilocks was a speed freak
Looking for a place to crash
It's obvious, who else would go to a bear's house?
And you notice she didn't eat much right?
Little porridge, right in the sack
I know what's happening