Popsicle Toes Michael Franks
"Popsicle Toes" by Michael Franks, released in 1976, is a jazz-infused soft rock song that celebrates carefree love and sensuality. The lyrics depict a playful, romantic relationship, with imagery evoking warmth and intimacy. Its smooth melodies and clever wordplay contribute to its charm, making it a beloved classic. #JazzRock
And when God gave out rythm
He sure was good to you
You can add, subtract, multiply and divide...
By two
I know today's your birthday
And I did not buy no rose
But I wrote this song instead and I call it
"Popsicle Toes"
Popsicle toes
Popsicle toes are always froze
Popsicle toes
You're so brave to expose all those popsicle toes
You must have been Miss Pennsylvania
With all this pulchritude
How come you always load your Pentax
When I'm in the nude?
We oughta have a birthday party
And you can wear you birthday clothes
We can hit the floor
And go explore those
Popsicle toes
He sure was good to you
You can add, subtract, multiply and divide...
By two
I know today's your birthday
And I did not buy no rose
But I wrote this song instead and I call it
"Popsicle Toes"
Popsicle toes
Popsicle toes are always froze
Popsicle toes
You're so brave to expose all those popsicle toes
You must have been Miss Pennsylvania
With all this pulchritude
How come you always load your Pentax
When I'm in the nude?
We oughta have a birthday party
And you can wear you birthday clothes
We can hit the floor
And go explore those
Popsicle toes
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