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"'''Food Pyramid'''" is a song recorded for American animated television series ''Clone High'', where an animated version of [[Marilyn Manson|Manson]] performed it. The song was written by Liam Lynch, also a writer of ''Clone High'', and is about proper eating habits. | "'''Food Pyramid'''" is a song recorded for American animated television series ''Clone High'', where an animated version of [[Marilyn Manson|Manson]] performed it. The song was written by Liam Lynch, also a writer of ''Clone High'', and is about proper eating habits. | ||
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The ancient pharaohs were not too bright they say, | The ancient pharaohs were not too bright they say, | ||
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* In a deleted scene of "Election Blu-Galoo", the episode of ''Clone High'' that the song appeared on, there was an extra line of lyrics: "The ancient pharaohs were not too bright they say, / They believed in more than one god, and let the Jews all get away". | * In a deleted scene of "Election Blu-Galoo", the episode of ''Clone High'' that the song appeared on, there was an extra line of lyrics: "The ancient pharaohs were not too bright they say, / They believed in more than one god, and let the Jews all get away". | ||
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"Food Pyramid" | ||
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Song by Marilyn Manson | ||
Released | November 3, 2002 | |
Recorded | 2002 | |
Genre | Alternative | |
Length | 1:24 | |
Label | Interscope | |
Writer | Liam Lynch | |
Composer | Liam Lynch | |
Producer | Liam Lynch |
"Food Pyramid" is a song recorded for American animated television series Clone High, where an animated version of Manson performed it. The song was written by Liam Lynch, also a writer of Clone High, and is about proper eating habits.
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- "Food Pyramid"
Lyrics[edit]
The ancient pharaohs were not too bright they say, But they made one contribution that I live by to this day It's the food pyramid and it's approved by the USDA Whole grains are the foundation, so please take my advice, Have five to eleven servings of bread, cereal, or rice Three to five of vegetables and four of fruits is best Their antioxidants and fiber help you to digest Three servings of yogurt, milk, and cheese Will help your bones and subsidize the cattle industries A body needs to grow, and growing takes proteins That's why meat can be a tasty treat like fish or human beings When you eat your sweets, make sure you try To limit your servings, or you'll die Everybody My body is a pyramid that's made of healthy food So do what we say, (Yeah) Eat right every day (Food) I love you Buy American
Trivia[edit]
- In a deleted scene of "Election Blu-Galoo", the episode of Clone High that the song appeared on, there was an extra line of lyrics: "The ancient pharaohs were not too bright they say, / They believed in more than one god, and let the Jews all get away".