Gooey Song UPDATED Download
Latonya Huffman
As you all know, this is one of Glass Animal's most popular songs, as it has been on the radio and whatnot, and I believe it also won the Zaba Survivor that another user lead, so I'm really excited for where our discussion will go this week! This song does have a music video, so feel free to discuss that as well. As always, discuss anything you want regarding the song! Some suggestions are the lyrics, your interpretation of the song, the instrumentation, your favorite parts, and your thoughts on the music video. Discuss away!
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"Gooey" is a song by British psychedelic pop band Glass Animals. It's the second single from their debut studio album Zaba. The song was released on February 14, 2014 and was eventually certified platinum.
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Pennywhistle notationand Dulcimer tab for this song is also availableThe Gooey Duck Song(by Ron Konzak and Jerry and Judy Elfendahl) You can hear the diggers say, as they're headed for the bay, Oh I gotta dig a duck, gotta dig a duck a day, 'Cause I get a buck a duck, if I dig a duck a day, So I gotta dig a duck, gotta dig a duck a day. Chorus: Dig a duck, dig a duck, Dig a gooey duck Dig a duck, dig a gooey duck, Dig a duck a day. Oh it takes a lotta of luck, and a certain kinda pluck For to dig around the muck, for to get a gooey duck. For he doesn't have a front and he doesn't have a back, And he doesn't know Donald, and he doesn't go quack! As they walk across the sand, nearly half a mile from land, For to dig a gooey duck, for to dig them out by hand, Oh it isn't any trouble and it doesn't take a shovel, To find a gooey duck by looking for the bubble. (sing out says repeat first verse, to chorus) from Bob Walser, who got it from Martha Burns, who I heard sing it atIndian Neck, 1983. Third verse comes from them and was not printed in the Sing-Outversion. Gooey ducks (Geoduck) are large "obscene" clams found in thepacific Northwest, said to be 8"-10" across the shell. martha said the song is from tourist items inthe Pacific NW, with 45rpm record and coloring books. it was printed in sing-out magazine with this comments: A geoduck (pronounced "gooey-duck") is a giant clam, theworld's largest burrowing bivalve, often attaining a weight often pounds. The "Gooey Duck" song was written by harpmaker-storyteller Ron Konzak of Washington State along with Judy andJerry Elfendahl. Jerry is a diver who is part of a new industrythat harvests the geoduck commercially in the Pacific Northwest.The song has been released as single and is available throughAcme Music (6490 Ada's Will lane NE, Bainbridge Island, WA98110). By the way, Ron tells us it's a hit in Japan.Copyright R. Konzak 1972DCThanks to Mudcat for the DigitalTradition!
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Alternate Version 4: /strongNobody likes me, everybody hates meI'm goin' down the garden to eat wormsLong thin slimy ones, short fat fuzzy onesOoey gooey, ooey gooey wormsLong thin slimy ones slip down easilyShort fat fuzzy ones don'tShort fat fuzzy ones stick to your teethAnd the juice goes slurpin' (slurping noise) down your throatSource: www.bussongs.com
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