Just Another Onionhead
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Just Another Onionhead
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The blessing of the turtles, the eggs lay on the lawn
Paint a pretty picture for me to sit upon
The calling of the rabbit, the falling of the hare
The hat man then begins to play, a song is everywhere
You want the obvious
You'll get the obvious
Tell them Groucho said, you're just another onionhead
Another Virgin Mary, another case is shut
Have another helping, prime cut of baby's butt
A sip of holy water, a shot of saving grace
Another western mystic, the words pore out my face
You want the obvious
You'll get the obvious
I'll shave my skull instead, be just another onionhead
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Todd Rundgren performs "Just Another Onionhead", and this lyric page sits inside the Todd Rundgren catalog on LyroVerse.
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