She Calls Everybody Baby
by Somebody By Himself
There's a cuddly plush infestation
In the corner room of our house
There's a teddy bear or two in there
A coupla ponies and a Minnie Mouse
There's a butterfly and a stingray
And a toddler in there too
And she's decided that she's the mommy
of the whole darn fluffy crew.
She calls everybody baby
Whether it's a horse or a cow or a goose
It's the high chair or the stroller
For the hedgehog and the moose
To her it doesn't matter
If they're black white or chartreuse
Because she calls everybody Baby
Baby, yeah
It's all kind of confusing
But nobody's to blame
The toymakers all tried their best
The toys all come with names
She just feeds them their bottles
And nobody complains
And it's so gosh darn cute
That I almost don't want to explain
How the red one's name is Elmo
And this monkey's name is Tarzan
And that monkey's name is Coconut
And that monkey's name is Bananas
And how'd you get so many monkeys?
And don't you think just maybe
One of them could have a different name?
And not just be called "baby"
So this cuddly plush infestation
Is probably here to stay
Taking care of her babies
Is her favorite game to play
She tucks them all into their beds
At the closing of the day
And though I don't understand it
I wouldn't have it any other way
