FRUIT BATS

- The Ruminant Band Lyrics

You'll always have smokes
If you always give buckets of love
Like little sad Tad who was living
On beetles and grubs
He had a blue-eyed merle
and loved an Indian girl
Lived alone in the warm wet fields
In this corner of the world

You'll always eat bread
If you always have seeds to sow
LIke old Zen Ben who lived
With a murder of crows
He wore a crown of beans
And a belt of weeds
Slept alone in the warm wet fields
On a bed of mustard seed

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You won't lose the beat if you just keep
Clapping your hands
Like sweet sweet Pete who clapped
for the Ruminant Band
He had a broken lung
And a bit-off tongue
Lived alone in the warm wet fields
Under moon and the sun

Under moon and the sun!

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Facts about The Ruminant Band

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Who wrote The Ruminant Band lyrics?


The Ruminant Band is written by Eric Johnson.
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When was The Ruminant Band released?


It is first released on August 04, 2009 as part of Fruit Bats's album "The Ruminant Band" which includes 11 tracks in total. This song is the 1st track on this album.
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Which genre is The Ruminant Band?


The Ruminant Band falls under the genre Alternative.
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How long is the song The Ruminant Band?


The Ruminant Band song length is 3 minutes and 20 seconds.
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Songwriter(s): Eric Johnson
Record Label(s): 2009 Sub Pop Records
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