My Monkey
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"My Monkey" is the twelfth track on the 1994 release Portrait of an American Family. Several verses were taken from "Mechanical Man" written and performed by Charlie Manson in 1968. The earliest recording of this song dates back to the band's The Beaver Meat Cleaver Beat cassette tape, released in 1990.
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[edit] Appearances
[edit] Cassettes
[edit] Albums
[edit] Versions
- "My Monkey" — Appears on The Beaver Meat Cleaver Beat.
- "My Monkey" — Appears on Big Black Bus.
- "My Monkey" — Appears on Lunchbox.
- "My Monkey" (Live) — Appears on Live as Hell.
- "My Monkey" (Live) — Appears on Refrigerator.
- "My Monkey" — Appears on Portrait of an American Family.
- "My Monkey" (Strange Daze Remix) — Appears on Dancing With the Antichrist.
[edit] Lyrics
The version featured on the band's 1994 album Portrait of an American Family featured the following lyrics:
i had a little monkey
i sent him to the country and i fed him on gingerbread
along came a choo-choo, knocked my monkey coo-coo
and now my monkey's dead
at least he looks that way, but then again don't we all?
(what i make is what i am, i can't be forever)
i had a little monkey
i sent him to the country and i fed him on gingerbread
along came a choo-choo, knocked my monkey coo-coo
and now my monkey's dead
poor little monkey
"make you...break you...make you...break you...lookout"
(what i make is what i am, i can't be forever)
we are out own wicked gods
with little "g's" and big dicks
sadistic and constantly inflicting a slow demise
i had a little monkey and i sent him to the country
and i fed him on gingerbread
along came a choo-choo, knocked my monkey coo-coo
and (k)now my monkey's dead
the primate's scream of consonance is a reflection
of his own mind's dissonance
The version featured on the band's 1990 cassette The Beaver Meat Cleaver Beat featured the following lyrics:
i had a little monkey i sent him to the country
and i fed him on gingerbread along came a choo choo
knocked my monkey coo coo and (k)now my monkey's dead
at least he looks that way, but then again don't we all poor little
monkey lying down on the ground with his head tucked under
his arm my monkey my monkey my monkey bought the farm
the primate's scream of consonance is a reflection of his own
mind's dissonance
