Hello Operator/I Know a Song by Tony Goldmark

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Hello Operator/I Know a Song
By: Tony Goldmark

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Duration:	1:44
Release Date:	1996 (M_Robertcop)
Lyrics By:	Traditional (Sort of...) (M_Robertcop)
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Produced By:	Kathi Kamen Goldmark w/ Dave Nelson (M_Robertcop)
Released By:	DQYDJ Records (M_Robertcop)
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Lulu had a tugboat, the tugboat had a bell
Lulu went to heaven, the tugboat went to

Hello Operator, give me Number Nine
And if you disconnect me, I'll cut off your

Behind the 'fridgerator, there was a piece of glass
Lulu sat upon it and broke her little

Ask me no more questions, I'll tell you no more lies
The boys are in the bathroom, zipping up their

Flies are in the meadow, the bees are in the skies
This is what Miss Lulu said before she closed her eyes

I know a song that gets on everybody's nerves YES! (x3)
And this is how it goes (M_Robertcop)

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Available on the following album:
You Bug Me! - Songs Guaranteed to Annoy Your Parents
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Played on 1 show:
	02-03-03, #ISGD-03-04

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