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An important message for children.

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Marshmallow Pie (x2)
Oh Momma, why
can't I have marshmallows all the time?

Mama says you gotta eat your greens
As unjust and unfair as it seems
You gotta eat your greens so you can grow up strong
and your brain works right
and you can be a healthy adult
Listen!
You have got to eat your greens

Ice Cream (x3)
Auntie, why are you so mean?
Why can't I have ice cream every single day of the week?

Auntie says you gotta eat your greens
As unjust and unfair as it seems
You gotta eat your greens so you can grow up strong
and your brain works right
and you can be a healthy adult
Listen!
You have got to eat your greens

Candy (x3)
Life would be fine and dandy
If I could just have candy whenever I please.

Look, I understand
Sugar is delicious, I get it, man
But you just can't eat it all the time
In fact, sometimes you just have to eat something
nutritious and also delicious
cuz greens are sometimes delicious
and good for your body
and you're gonna thank me in the end
Listen!
You have got to eat your greens, please.

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from Animal Best Friends EP, released March 4, 2019

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