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Adrian Belew ~ The Momur


Late last night I was speaking with my wife When she turned into a momur Tried to put me uptight I said "you don't scare me" Then she let out a scream That's when my heart started jumpin' Like a broken t.v. She was a momur and it was just like i told ya' She said "you better watch out, i might bite a big hole in ya'" The very next morning I was watching cartoons When i thought i saw a momur It was you know who Well, she backed me in a corner Tried to kill me with a broom And shouted personal remarks From across the living room She was a momur and it was just like i told ya' She said "you better watch out, i might bite a big hole in ya'" Late last night I was speaking with my wife again When she turned into a momur again Tried to put me uptight again She took me favorite guitar And she smashed it on the floor When she danced around on top of it, I thought i might get sore She was momur more free lyrics

Late last night
I was speaking with my wife
When she turned into a momur
Tried to put me uptight
I said "you don't scare me"
Then she let out a scream
That's when my heart started jumpin'
Like a broken t.v.

She was a momur and it was just like i told ya'
She said "you better watch out, i might bite a big hole in ya'"

The very next morning
I was watching cartoons
When i thought i saw a momur
It was you know who
Well, she backed me in a corner
Tried to kill me with a broom
And shouted personal remarks
From across the living room

She was a momur and it was just like i told ya'
She said "you better watch out, i might bite a big hole in ya'"

Late last night
I was speaking with my wife again
When she turned into a momur again
Tried to put me uptight again
She took me favorite guitar
And she smashed it on the floor
When she danced around on top of it,
I thought i might get sore

She was momur

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