Screeching Weasel
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“March of the Lawnmowers” is the ninth song on Screeching Weasel’s debut album. According to guitarist, John Jughead, Ben Weasel came up with the main riff while in Jughead’s bedroom. The two started messing around with it, and Ben started to sing random lyrics over the repetitive riff. A few moment...
[Verse 1]
You always wanted a real nice lawn
Now your whole backyard is gone
Too bad you tried to cut your grass
Too bad that you ran out of gas
[Verse 2]
You drank just one too many beers
Now it's in your car and back to Sears
It ate up half your bedroom rug
But now you've got brand new spark plugs
[Verse 3]
You got a bitchin' mower now
You think you are the cat's meow
You only have yourself to thank
When we put Drano in your tank
March Of The Lawnmowers was written by Ben Weasel.
March Of The Lawnmowers was produced by Screeching Weasel & Phil Bonnet.
Screeching Weasel released March Of The Lawnmowers on Thu Sep 10 1987.