Little Bag
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| Demo by Rivers Cuomo | |||||
| Recorded | 1992 | ||||
| Length | 2:21 | ||||
| Writer(s) | Rivers Cuomo | ||||
| RC# | 117 | ||||
| Status | Demo circulating | ||||
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"Little Bag" (originally titled "Davy Crockett") is a song by Rivers Cuomo, written in 1992 as a part of the 50 Song Project as a song intended for what would eventually become Weezer. It appeared on the compilation Alone V: Before Weezer.
Appearances
- Weezer (1991/1992)
- Alone V: Before Weezer (2020)
Overview
"Little Bag" was written in 1992 for the 50 Song Project collaboration between Rivers and Pat Wilson. The song eventually became a part of the 1991-1992 Weezer cassette tape that contained songs intended for the Weezer project.
Lyrics
Yeah
Whoa, yeah, yeah, yeah
Hey Davy Crockett
Looks like you've been walking the streets too long
Kicking your bag and looking for something to eat
You ain't got nothing, oh my
Your tummy's rumbling, rumble, rumble, rumbling
Come on, come on, baby, show me what you got in there
Open up that ba-ba-bag, and play the tune and let's get scared
Come on, come on baby, let's see what you got inside
That little bitty itty bitty, oh, so pretty bag inside your hee-hee
Look it, man, there's so many fine tango sport
I think I wish I was in your car
Driving down the boulevard with you, and I see this sign
Hey baby, baby, baby, baby, baby, baby, ba-ba-ba-ba-baby
Come on, come on, baby, show me what you got inside
Open up that ba-ba-bag, and play the tune, mama
Lay down the phone, little baby, show me what you got inside
That little bitty itty bitty, oh, so pretty, ma-mama mama
Come on, come on, baby, show me what you got inside
That little bitty little pretty bag inside your mommy