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This here song is the tale of Mr. Neal Pollack: writer extraordinaire, seven time honorary PhD recipient, inventor of countless (thoroughly dangerous) swing-dancing techniques, friend/confidant to A-list celebrities, and more man than you'll ever be (this includes you too, women). This song represents the hardcoredness that is possessed by this timeless entity of a man. |
CD: Neal Pollack's Been Waxing Poetic For Days Now
Label: Rev. Twisty's Nickle-Record Shop & Boutique
Credits: Steve Delahoyde, Waki Gamez, An Aggressive, Hairy Man Working The Pitch Shifter |
Story Behind the Song
This song came to us in a dream. It was a violent, action-packed dream, much like the life of Mr. Pollack. Except in real life he's not made out of jelly and only rarely fights anthropomorphic moose.
Lyrics
This is a song about Neal Pollack...
Write the books.
Swing through the trees.
Befriend short order cooks.
The first of these three
of his parent's words
is the only advice he took.
So on his own,
went into the world
to write whatever he saw.
He tackled prose.
Verse's ass was kicked.
He lived beyond the law.
His novels sold well.
Flew off the shelf.
Made him a billionaire.
One couldn't escape
from hearing his name
any and everywhere.
Neeeeeaaaaalllllll
Pollack!
They gave him awards,
from Nobel to Juno.
He was the apple of their eye.
Even Bea Arthur
was heard to remark,
"Geez, he's one hell of a guy!"
But none of this mattered
to Sir Neal Pollack.
He just did the intended.
Sexing up humans.
Writing proficiently.
And keeping his career uncontended.
(incoherent mumbling and eerie whispers of "Neal Pollack")
Neal Pollack fights!
Neal Pollack writes!
Neal Pollack's tight!
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