Mike Ferry Songs For Quirky CD

Songs For Quirky Music

Category	Children's Albums
Label	CD Baby
CD Universe Part number	7527287
Catalog number	151237
Discs	1
Release Date	Sep 18, 2007

Mike Ferry Songs For Quirky Songs

	1.	Pirates
	2.	Dragons
	3.	In My Next Life
	4.	While Your Chai Tea Slowly Steeps
	5.	Your Love Makes Me Jump
	6.	How Much Can Your Lawyer Charge
	7.	In July
	8.	Woodpecker Song
	9.	London
	10.	Ba-nah-nah
	11.	Il Duomo
	12.	Aristarchus Forgotten
	13.	Happy New Year
	14.	The Swallow's Tail
	15.	Grace
	16.	Homage To Fromage

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If you are looking for some clever music for kids that will also make you laugh, then this is the album for you. Little kids like the music, but so do thirteen and fourteen year olds, and so do thirty and forty year olds. There is nothing that will make a child a better person here, so if you are looking for that kind of music, why not buy a few copies of this album and listen to the songs carefully so that you never make that mistake again?Jay Logan Lance, the Original JayLo, was called JayLo long before Jennifer Lopez was even born. He was not, however, famous before she was, nor will he ever be famous, so his right to the name is questionable. His right to the name The Original JayLo is not questionable, just his use of it. Letā€™s look at the songs on this album to help you decide how many copies you want to buy. The Toilet Song: Yes, it is wrong to sing a song about a toilet, but it is not wrong for you to listen to a song about a toilet, or to buy a song about a toilet. This is not the only toilet song, our research team has discovered, but it is the most toilety one, with the most varied references to toilets. It is also the only song our research team could discover that has a reference to a P-trap. This song will not make you feel good about yourself, but it will make you laugh and it might help with constipation.Is Betty Ready Yet? This is a nonsense song about things that mostly make no sense. Here is the first line: "My aunt rolled over on a four-leaf clover with her sandals on and the sunscreen gone." By the end of the song, Betty gets in trouble for trying to kiss a boy and your children will be begging you to play the song again. It is addictive, but in a good way, not a prescription medicine way. Bouncy Ball: The world has waited a long time for a quality song about bouncy balls. It may have to wait longer for a quality song, but in the meantime, you can enjoy this playful romp in the land of balls that bounce. Cheerios! If there is a song that will make the Original JayLo famous, this is it. It will probably be because he is using the name Cheerios without permission and the subsequent lawsuit will get his name in the newspaper. This is, by far, the Original JayLoā€™s most requested song and the one that is most likely to stay in your head until the end of time. Listen twice, then try to not sing it in your head the rest of the day. I dare you. Daddy, Daddy, Daddy: No dad is this bad, but all dads have their wonderful bumbling moments ...