
Old Pigweed Mark Knopfler
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[Verse 1]
Everything was in there that you'd want to see
Corned beef and onions and true love
Turnips and tinned tomatoes
Parsnips and a few potatoes
A couple extra blessings from above
[Verse 2]
Now this here mingle-mangle was my best one yet
A big old bad goulash worth waiting for
And I'm just about to dip my can
Taste some brotherhood of man
When I get a feeling that there's a flaw
[Chorus]
Who put old pigweed in the mulligan
Was it you?
Who put old pigweed in the mulligan stew?
I close my eyes for just a minute
What do you do?
Who put old Pigweed in the mulligan stew?
In the mulligan, in the mulligan
In the mulligan stew
[Verse 3]
You won't find self-improvement or philosophy
In a dumpster sitting by the kitchen door
There's plenty leek and humble pie
Ain't too much ham on rye
Sometimes I wonder what I'm looking for
Everything was in there that you'd want to see
Corned beef and onions and true love
Turnips and tinned tomatoes
Parsnips and a few potatoes
A couple extra blessings from above
[Verse 2]
Now this here mingle-mangle was my best one yet
A big old bad goulash worth waiting for
And I'm just about to dip my can
Taste some brotherhood of man
When I get a feeling that there's a flaw
[Chorus]
Who put old pigweed in the mulligan
Was it you?
Who put old pigweed in the mulligan stew?
I close my eyes for just a minute
What do you do?
Who put old Pigweed in the mulligan stew?
In the mulligan, in the mulligan
In the mulligan stew
[Verse 3]
You won't find self-improvement or philosophy
In a dumpster sitting by the kitchen door
There's plenty leek and humble pie
Ain't too much ham on rye
Sometimes I wonder what I'm looking for
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