Who Stole The Keeshka? by Frank Yankovic & "Weird Al" Yankovic

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Who Stole The Keeshka?
By: Frank Yankovic & "Weird Al" Yankovic

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Duration:	2:06
Release Date:	1996 (CapSuper)
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Backing vocals by "Weird Al" (CapSuper)

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NOTE: All lyrics are sung by Frankie Yankovic.
NOTE: Both Frankie Yankovic & "Weird Al" Yankovic play accordion throughout the song.
NOTE: Frankie Yankovic & "Weird Al" Yankovic are not related.

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Lyrics:
Someone stole the keeshka
Someone stole the keeshka
Someone stole the keeshka
From the butcher shop

Who stole the keeshka
Who stole the keeshka
Who stole the keeshka
Someone call the cop

Round, firm and fully-packed
It was hanging on the rack
Someone stole the keeshka
When I turned my back

Who stole the keeshka
Who stole the keeshka
Who stole the keeshka
Someone call the cop

You can take my shinka
Take my fine kielbasi
You can take my pierogi
But give me back my keeshka

Who stole the keeshka
Who stole the keeshka
Who stole the keeshka
Won't you bring it back

Yaschel found the keeshka
Yaschel found the keeshka
Yaschel found the keeshka
He hung it on the rack

He found the keeshka
He found the keeshka
He found the keeshka
Yaschel brought it back

(Sonic SBL)

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*Played on 7 shows:*
	12-01-96, #96-48	09-18-05, #05-38
	11-16-97, #97-46	10-08-06, #06-41
	09-28-03, #03-39	03-30-13, #13-13
	05-02-04, #04-18

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