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The Coconut

from 160 BC by Caveman Ego

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The coconut, hanging there, in the air, drink some,
Bananas, floating there, without a care, eat some.
Papaya, higha’, juicia’, flavor boom,
Mango, tango, liquefy, the coconut.
The coconut.

Climb up on that tree just to set them free,
1 knife, 2 bags, and the rope make 3.
Find the weak spot then you slice and dice,
Take a big sip never tasted so nice.

Mix in the rum with that orange pear,
Sit back relax and wait right there.
Stress compress till the sun say no,
Hop into the water then you drink that flow.

Swim too long in the freestyle,
Sinking fast in the deep mile.
Fish dreaming of dat freedom air,
Sting ray eyes in endless stare.

Seaweed's running through my webbed feet,
The dolphin circle in that final meet.
Reaching high but stretching low,
Fishin' through the waves of the coco flow.
The coconut.

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The coconut, hanging there, in the air, drink some,
Bananas, floating there, without a care, eat some.
Papaya, higha’, juicia’, flavor boom,
Mango, tango, liquefy, the coconut.
The coconut.
The coconut.

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from 160 BC, released February 2, 2018

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Caveman Ego Seattle, Washington

Caveman Ego is a funk rock quintet from Seattle, Washington. Formed in 2014, they’ve gigged around the Northwest for nearly a decade. The band’s most recent album, “Menagerie,” was recorded to tape in an old church in Anacortes.

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