"Hey Hey Hey" genre: Acoustic
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	A love song from the man your mother warned you about. A silly bit of fluff. Has been described by one listener as a cross between Lyle Lovett and Dr. Seuss, but she probably says that about everything.
	Credits: Written and performed by Tim Hinkle
	Story Behind the Song This was written way back in 1997. Most of they lyrics were written minutes before the start of my creative writing class at the community college - I hadn't even thought about the assignment the night before. The class thought it sounded like a song and I thought "Yeah." So now it is one. Lyrics hey hey hey is for horses and neigh is what the naysayers say how are you I haven't seen you since the other day and ooh the girl you're with looks good don't tell me she's a man just walk a little slower let me catch you if I can and then the purple penguin falls like lead out of the sky and I wonder does it love you and it asks me well do I you walk a little slower and you end up at a restaurant downtown you order something Mexican to bring the menu around and ooh the food they serve tastes good don't tell me that it's real just eat a little slower let me finish off your meal and then the purple penguin falls like rice onto the ground I listen to it hungrily and think I like the sound hey hey hey is for horses and neigh is what the naysayers say who are you I haven't been you on another day and ooh I wish I had your head and I would give you mine and we would come off knowing what was meant by every line and then the purple penguin drops in and spends the night when my thoughts have turned from reason and the reason is my fright

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