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Barenaked Ladies ~ Uncle Elwyn


It's Uncle Elwyn It's Uncle Elwyn My Uncle Elwyn is tall My Elwyn is small My Elwyn plays a mean basketball He's about 45 maybe 55, 60 I'm not sure; once he mixed me a drink I was about 5 years old It was Koolaid and pop I thought that was cold Cold meaning good Cold's supposed to be bad but i think that I otta would Change some things,I change their meanings I've been here, I've been demeaning Once, twice, maybe three times I asked my Uncle Elwyn he's a mime Ask Uncle Elwyn Ask Uncle Elwyn E-L-W-Y-N that's Elwyn, say it again E-L-W-Y-N that's Elwyn, say it again E-L-W-Y-N that's Elwyn, sing it again E-L-W-Y-N that's Elwyn, that's my uncle! more free lyrics

It's Uncle Elwyn
It's Uncle Elwyn
My Uncle Elwyn is tall
My Elwyn is small
My Elwyn plays a mean basketball
He's about 45 maybe 55, 60
I'm not sure; once he mixed me a drink
I was about 5 years old
It was Koolaid and pop
I thought that was cold
Cold meaning good
Cold's supposed to be bad but i think that I otta would
Change some things,I change their meanings
I've been here, I've been demeaning
Once, twice, maybe three times
I asked my Uncle Elwyn he's a mime
Ask Uncle Elwyn
Ask Uncle Elwyn
E-L-W-Y-N that's Elwyn, say it again
E-L-W-Y-N that's Elwyn, say it again
E-L-W-Y-N that's Elwyn, sing it again
E-L-W-Y-N that's Elwyn, that's my uncle!

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