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Filipino Box Spring Hog Tom Waits
Well [Em]I hung on to Mary's stump, I danced with a soldiers gl[D]ee
With a [Em]rum-soaked crook, and a big fat laugh, I spent my last d[D]ollar on thee
I s[Em]aw Bill Bones, gave him a yell, Kehoe spiked the n[D]og
With a [Em]chain link fence and a scrap-iron jaw
C[D]ooking up a Filipino Bo[Em]x Spring Hog
Cooking up a Filipino Box Spring Hog
Cooking up a Filipino Box Spring Ho-o-o-g
Spider rolled in from Hollister Burn on a one-eyed, stolen mare
Donned himself with the chicken fat, sawin' on a jawbone violin there
Kathleen was sitten down in little Red's recovery room, In her criminal underwear bra
I was naked to the waist with my fierce black hound, and I'm
Cooking up a Filipino Box Spring Hog
Cooking up a Filipino Box Spring Hog
Cooking up a Filipino Box Spring Ho-o-o-g
Dig a big pit in a dirt alley road, fill it with madrone and bay
Smells like hell and the neighbours complain, don't give a hoot what they sayyyy
You gotta slap that hog.....
Roll him over twice.....
Baste him with a sweeping broom
You gotta swat them flies, and chain up the dogs
Cooking up a Filipino Box Spring Hog
Cooking up a Filipino Box Spring Hog
Cooking up a Filipino Box Spring Ho-o-o-g
Rattlesnake piccatta with grapes and figs, Old Brown Betty with a yellow wig
'Tain't the mince-meat filigreeee, and it ain't the turley-neck stew
And it ain't them bruleed ochra seeds, tho' she made them special for you
Worse won a prize for the bottom-black pie, the beans got thrown to the dawgs,
Je-he-sius Christ, I can always make room
Cooking up a Filipino Box Spring Hog
Cooking up a Filipino Box Spring Hog
Cooking up a Filipino Box Spring Ho-o-o-g
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