There Were No Bowls
from Interstellar House of Pancakes by Evan Burnette
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lyrics
With my luck being this way
I knew that it would happen one day
When I needed one it wouldn't be there
And I would feel alone and hungry and scared
There were no bowls, there were no bowls
So I couldn't eat my cereals
There were no bowls, there were no bowls
So I couldn't eat my cereals
I was desperate so a plate I tried
But it wouldn't hold the milk inside
And in a mug I can't use my spoon
So I really don't know what to do
Attempted to use origami
Ended up getting soggy
Went next door to borrow a bowl
But none of my neighbors were home
Ohh!
There were no bowls, there were no bowls
So I couldn't eat my cereals
There were no bowls, there were no bowls
So I couldn't eat my cereals
Tried to make a bowl out of wood
But it didn't turn out very good
Finally I went to the bowl store
Now I don't want... cereal no more!
Ooooh.
I knew that it would happen one day
When I needed one it wouldn't be there
And I would feel alone and hungry and scared
There were no bowls, there were no bowls
So I couldn't eat my cereals
There were no bowls, there were no bowls
So I couldn't eat my cereals
I was desperate so a plate I tried
But it wouldn't hold the milk inside
And in a mug I can't use my spoon
So I really don't know what to do
Attempted to use origami
Ended up getting soggy
Went next door to borrow a bowl
But none of my neighbors were home
Ohh!
There were no bowls, there were no bowls
So I couldn't eat my cereals
There were no bowls, there were no bowls
So I couldn't eat my cereals
Tried to make a bowl out of wood
But it didn't turn out very good
Finally I went to the bowl store
Now I don't want... cereal no more!
Ooooh.
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from Interstellar House of Pancakes,
released December 10, 2012
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Evan Burnette Seattle, Washington
Have you ever noticed how in the bio bands usually copy something from a website or a newspaper that some other person has written? And isn't that totally lame way to do it? Third person is a terrible way to write about yourself according to Evan Burnette. He'd rather write his songs in first person, that's what makes it so easy to connect with him as a human entity. -Leo Nardin, Soup Magazine ... more
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Dec 2012 -
May 2013