I heard it just like in the OP, growing up in Tucson AZ.
And it’s Great Green Globs of greasy grimy gopher guts
Mutilated monkey meat
bloody little birdy feet
All just sitting in the middle of the street
and me without my spoon
(but I’ve got a straw!)
I remember singing the Batman carol in California, and it was the Penguin that got away.
Learned later in NY:
Great green gobs of
Greasy grimy gopher guts
Chopped up birdie’s feet
Mutilated monkey meat
French-fried eyeballs
Swimming in a pool of blood
I fergot my straw!
How sweet it iiissssss…
And this is a new one, sung sweetly by a friend’s angelic looking children at a Christmas party:
Joy to the world!
The teacher’s dead
We barbequed her head!
What happened to her boooodddyyyy?
We flushed it down the pooootttttyyy…
And watched it go round & round
And watched it go round & round
And watched it go rooouuunnndd
And round and round!
Great big gobs of
Greasy grimy gopher guts
Little birdie’s dirty feet
Mutilated monkey meat
Two big eyeballs
Floating in a glass of milk
Get it at your neighborhood store
Without a strawwwww!
I am from Canada and we sang it when I grew up. They are the songs that are past on to annoy all adults.
As a teacher I can say they still sing them and it does annoy you after awhile.
All we really needed to know we learned in Kindergarden
Deck the halls with gasoline, fa la la la la la la la la
Light a match and watch it gleam, fa la la la la la la la la
Watch the schoolhouse burn to ashes, fa la la la la la la la la
Aren’t you glad you played with matches? Fa la la la la la la la la!
Gobs and gobs of greasy, grimy, gopher guts,
marinated monkey feet,
NTG’s little dirty feet!
French fried eyeballs dipped in a bowl of glue
I forgot my spoon… Have a straw!
Blood sandwiches-Spuds on top.
monkey vomit, camel snot.
Rabbits eyeballs dipped in glue
Yummy, yummy good for you.
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Don’t even get me started on the “Deck The Halls With Gasoline” parody.
Back in the late 60s I remember Greasy Grimy Gopher Guts, On Top of Spaghetti, and Jiggle Bells, Batman Smells being on a red 45 we used to play all the time.
Oh Dunderbeck, Oh Dunderbeck
How could you be so mean
To ever have invented
The sausage meat machine
And now all the neigbors cats and dogs
Will never more be seen
Since you invented
The sausage meat machine.
Do any of you remember a long song about a strange junior high and a skinny girl named Alice.
We sang the damn thing in Boy Scouts and two lines still haunt my brain:
“Oh my goodness, oh my soul!
There goes Alice down the hole
To the sewer, to the sewer, to the sewer.”
The second line said the school’s colors were purple and white. “White is for purity and purple is for fight, fight, fight!”
I would appreciate it if someone with a better memory would post the song’s title and any other lines they remember.
Anyone remember the words to the one… goes something like
Magdelina Hagdelina (something something something something)
she had two hairs on her head
one was alive and the other was dead
(blah blah)
she had to teeth in her mouth
one pointed north and the other one south
(blah blah)
and ended with something about having two feet like bathroom mats?
I never heard that “Great big globs…” thing except the first line is spoken in one of the funniest movies ever, Caddyshack, by Bill Murray as he’s trying to kill the gopher.
Hagnalina Magnalina Hoopensteiner Wallendiner
Hogan Logan Bogan was her name.
She had to hairs growin’ out her head
One was alive, and the other was dead.
Hagnalina Magnalina Hoopensteiner Wallendiner
Hogan Logan Bogan was her name.
She had to eyes buggin’ out her head
One was green and the other was red.
Hagnalina Magnalina Hoopensteiner Wallendiner
Hogan Logan Bogan was her name.
She had to teeth pokin’ out her mouth,
One pointed east and the other pointed south.
Hagnalina Magnalina Hoopensteiner Wallendiner
Hogan Logan Bogan was her name.
(don’t remember the rest…)
Has anyone ever heard this one?:
Eenie beanie popsideanie
All ball boomsalini
Georgie Porgie
Liberace, and his brother John.
Have a peach, have a plum,
Have a stick of chewing gum.
If you want it, Aleman
Aleman, hocus pocus
Donnalocus San Diego
Dandiego equals GRAVY!
Growing up in Northern NY we learned a slight different variant:
Three quart jars of greasy grimy gopher guts
Marmaladed monkey’s feet
Chopped up baby parakeet
Three quart jars of greasy grimy gopher guts
And I forgot my spoon
In the 60’s & 70’s-- we had the Batman xmas song, Chicago/Milwalkee area versions were mutually identical. BUT…
it was “batmobile, lost a wheel,
Comissioner broke his leg!”
Save The Endangered Jackalope! Send Cash Now! If You Do This, I Will Use The Cash To Save Any Jackalope That I Happen To Find! Send Cash Now! Before It’s Too Late! My Bills, I Mean The Jackalope’s Bills Are Due The 15th Of The Month! This has been a message from the Illuminated Committee To Save The Jackalope. Fnord.
I learned a different version of the sausage machine song.
Oh Mr. Johnny Quebec,
How could you be so mean?
We told you you’d be sorry
For inventing that machine
Now all the neighbor’s cats and dogs
Will nevermore be seen
They’ve all been ground to sausages
In Johnny Quebec’s machine
One day the machine broke
The darn thing wouldn’t run
So Johnny Quebec, he crawled inside
He thought it would be fun
Along came his wi-ife
She though she’d play a prank
She gave the crank
A heck of a yank
And Johnny Quebec was meat!
Oh Mr. Johnny Quebec,
How could you be so mean?
We told you you’d be sorry
For inventing that machine
Now even Mr. Johnny Quebec
Will nevermore be seen
'Cause he’s been ground to sausages
In his very own machine!
the gopher guts song as i remember it goes:
Great big globs of gresy grimy gopher guts
Marinated monkey meat
french fried birdy feet
Lizards eyeballs dipped in kerosien
and i forgot my spoon
but i still have my straw.
SLURPPPPPPP!!!
thats how this kid learned it.
Whatever!!! Just don’t screw up my life with your wicked stupid ideas!
Alice, where are you going?
Upstairs to take a bath.
Alice has legs like tooth picks
and a neck like a giraff.
Oh my goodness, oh my soul,
there goes Alice down the hole.
Alice, where are you going?
Glug, glug, glug.