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Uh-uh, don't touch that dial!
I must offer to you a confession, I like movies that give me a fright. If the subject is horror, I got to see more or I won't be contented all night. You may call it my ghoulish obsession, It's a subject on which I get chatty. But the worst one it seems, haunting all of my dreams Was the cockroach that ate Cincinnati!
I've seen ghouls and hobgoblins and witches And some moth-eaten werewolves with fangs. There were creatures that chattered and others that clattered, And Japanese monsters with fangs (ah-so). Frankenstein gives me the shakes, And Count Dracula's driving me batty. But they're not on a par with the worst one by far The cockroach that ate Cincinnati (ha ha ha ha)!
Oh, he must have needed a seltzer. It's amazing how much he got down! For lunch, he'd just chew up a suburb or two, And for dinner, he ate the whole town (BURP!). Willard just sent me out laughing, I thought Ben looked a little bit ratty (sorry, sorry about that), But they're not half as bad as the worst scare I've had - The Cockroach that ate Cincinnati!
Oh, my heart nearly stopped; he would never be topped - The cockroach that ate Cincinnati! OLE!
Ole? That's dumb! (Bill L) |
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Played on 166 shows: |
 | 10-13-18, #AOTA-181013 |  | 02-10-91, #91-06 |
 | 10-17-17, #ISGD-17-44 |  | 05-06-90, #90-18 |
 | 05-27-17, #AOTA-170527 |  | 01-28-90, #90-04 |
 | 05-13-17, #AOTA-170513 | | 09-03-89, #89-36 |
 | 10-24-16, #MMS-202 |  | 04-30-89, #89-18 |
 | 10-22-16, #16-43 |  | 01-10-88, #88-02 |
 | 10-19-16, #ISGD-16-43 | | 08-02-87, #87-31 |
 | 04-23-16, #ISGD-16-18 |  | 03-29-87, #87-13 |
 | 10-24-15, #15-43 |  | 01-11-87, #87-02 |
 | 10-24-15, #ISGD-15-46 | | 10-26-86, #KMET-86-43 |
 | 07-25-15, #15-30 | | 08-31-86, #86-35 |
 | 07-11-15, #15-28 | | 06-15-86, #KMET-86-24 |
 | 10-25-14, #14-43 |  | 03-09-86, #86-10 |
 | 10-19-14, #MMS-188 | | 02-09-86, #KMET-86-06 |
 | 10-25-13, #MMDT20_13-43 | | 10-20-85, #KMET-85-42 |
 | 09-07-13, #13-36 |  | 06-09-85, #85-23 |
 | 01-15-13, #BWR-13-01-15 | | 05-12-85, #KMET-85-19 |
 | 01-12-13, #AOTA-130112 |  | 10-21-84, #84-43 |
 | 01-05-13, #13-01 |  | 03-04-84, #84-10 |
 | 10-25-12, #ISGD-12-43 |  | 10-16-83, #83-42 |
 | 10-20-12, #12-42 |  | 07-03-83, #83-27 |
 | 10-16-12, #BWR-12-10-16 |  | 04-24-83, #83-17 |
 | 03-31-12, #ISGD-12-13 | | 01-02-83, #KMET-83-01 |
 | 10-22-11, #11-43 |  | 09-12-82, #82-37 |
 | 10-18-11, #BWR-11-10-18 |  | 06-06-82, #82-23 |
 | 10-15-11, #AOTA-111015 | | 12-13-81, #81-50 |
 | 08-13-11, #11-33 | | 09-06-81, #81-36 |
 | 10-09-10, #10-41 | | 08-09-81, #81-32 |
 | 10-29-09, #BR-09-87 | | 04-26-81, #81-17 |
 | 10-18-09, #09-42 |  | 03-15-81, #KMET-81-11 |
 | 10-11-09, #MMS-130 |  | 01-18-81, #81-03 |
 | 10-31-08, #MMS-117 | | 08-17-80, #80-33 |
 | 10-26-08, #08-43 | | 02-17-80, #80-07 |
 | 03-02-08, #MMS-111 | | 12-30-79, #KMET-79-52 |
 | 03-02-08, #08-09 |  | 11-25-79, #79-47 |
 | 10-28-07, #MMS-97 | | 07-29-79, #79-30 |
 | 10-21-07, #07-42 | | 06-03-79, #79-22 |
 | 10-19-07, #MMDT20_07-41 |  | 03-18-79, #79-11 |
 | 09-10-07, #MMS-92 | | 12-31-78, #78-46 |
 | 09-10-07, #MMS-92 |  | 12-03-78, #78-42 |
 | 07-29-07, #07-30 |  | 10-29-78, #78-37 |
 | 06-17-07, #MMS-82 | | 09-24-78, #78-32 |
 | 04-14-07, #ROTP_138 | | 06-25-78, #78-18 |
 | 10-29-06, #MMS-51 | | 06-04-78, #78-15 |
 | 10-22-06, #06-43 | | 05-14-78, #78-12 |
 | 07-01-06, #ROTP_097 | | 04-09-78, #78-7 |
 | 05-06-06, #ROTP_089 | | 01-01-78, #KMET-78-01 |
 | 10-23-05, #05-43 |  | 01-02-77, #127 |
 | 10-22-05, #MMS-1 | | 01-02-77, #KMET-77-01 |
 | 05-15-05, #05-20 | | 10-17-76, #116 |
 | 10-31-04, #XM-75 | | 09-12-76, #111 |
 | 10-31-04, #04-44 | | 07-11-76, #102 |
 | 08-08-04, #04-32 | | 05-23-76, #95 |
 | 04-18-04, #XM-47 | | 02-15-76, #81 |
 | 10-26-03, #03-43 | | 01-18-76, #77 |
 | 10-20-03, #XM-22 | | 01-04-76, #75 |
 | 09-14-03, #03-37 | | 12-28-75, #74-56 |
| 08-04-03, #ISGD-03-30 | | 12-28-75, #KMET-75-52 |
| 01-27-03, #ISGD-03-03 | | 12-21-75, #73-57 |
 | 10-27-02, #02-43 |  | 11-02-75, #66 |
 | 05-05-02, #02-18 |  | 10-26-75, #65 |
 | 10-28-01, #01-43 |  | 10-12-75, #63 |
 | 05-27-01, #01-21 |  | 10-05-75, #62 |
 | 10-29-00, #00-44 |  | 09-21-75, #60 |
 | 06-11-00, #00-24 |  | 09-14-75, #59 |
 | 06-06-99, #99-23 |  | 08-31-75, #57 |
 | 01-17-99, #99-03 |  | 08-24-75, #56 |
 | 07-05-98, #98-27 |  | 08-17-75, #55 |
 | 02-08-98, #98-06 |  | 08-10-75, #54 |
 | 07-06-97, #97-27 |  | 08-03-75, #53 |
 | 11-24-96, #96-47 | | 04-27-75, #43 |
 | 05-05-96, #96-18 | | 03-23-75, #38 |
 | 06-04-95, #95-23 |  | 02-09-75, #32 |
 | 02-26-95, #95-09 | | 02-02-75, #31 |
 | 09-18-94, #94-38 | | 01-26-75, #30 |
 | 01-09-94, #94-02 | | 12-29-74, #26 |
 | 06-06-93, #93-23 | | 12-29-74, #KMET-74-52 |
 | 01-03-93, #93-01 |  | 10-13-74, #15 |
 | 06-28-92, #92-26 |  | 10-06-74, #14 |
 | 01-05-92, #92-01 |  | 09-29-74, #13 |
 | 08-25-91, #91-34 |  | 09-22-74, #12 |
 | 06-09-91, #91-23 |  | 09-08-74, #10 |
 | 03-31-91, #91-13 |  | 09-01-74, #9 |
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