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Arrogant Worms, The ~ The Hockey Song


Me work hard five days a week
Sweeping garbage from the street
Come home not want book to read
Not 'nuff pictures for me see
Sit right down in favourite chair
Wearing only underwear
Favourite night is saturday night
'cause me can watch hockey fights
Me like hockey! me like hockey!

Me no like pro basketball
'cause me short and they all tall
Baseball slow like forrest gump
'cept when robbie spits on ump
Wrestlemania not so great
Me like to see hulk hogan skate
Tv soccer not that hot
You play bad then you get shot
Me like hockey! me like hockey!

Swedish players must be geeks
'cause they still got own real teeth
Not like finnish players names
What's a teemu anyway?
Russians worst in history
Got stupid names like valerie
Me like sergei federov
Me like him more if head were off
Ha ha ha!
Me like hockey! me like hockey!
Me like hockey! we like hockey!

Please mister linesman let the players fight
Please mister linesman let the players fight
Please mister linesman let the players fight
Please mister linesman let the players fight
Let them fight, let them fight, let them fight
Let them fight, let them fight, let them fight
Let them fight, let them fight!

Friends come over put game on
Argue then we lay bets down
Got bag of chips and case of bud
Should last 'til end of first period
But yankees they win the world cup
Me think they cheat use glowy puck
Maybe if we want to win her
Maybe we should play in winter
Me like hockey! me like hockey!
Me like hockey! me like hockey!

Yeah!


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