I first heard that from Mike Nesmith, in his first video parody, Elephant Parts. Could he be the originator or just an echoer?
I’m so glad I wasn’t drinking anything when I read that. Thanks, Eve.
In their “Purple Onion” album (early 60s), they did a song about boatmen titled “Dance, Boatman, Dance.” The refrain went like this:
Boatman dance, boatman sing, boatman do 'most ev’rything.
Dance boatman dance, dance boatman dance.
I gave it something of a sexist twist:
Boatman dance, boatman sing, boatman can’t do anything.
Dance boatman dance, pull down her pants. 
I knew there was another part but I couldn’t remember it. Thanks!
From a college music course, I remember Mozart’s In the Closet and It’s a Bird, It’s a Plane, No It’s Mozart (movements from Mozart’s 40th Symphony). But there was one I can’t remember for Stravinsky’s Rite of Spring. Anyone?
You’ll need to ask louder. They’re three years away.
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