Artist: Allan Sherman
Album: My Son The Greatest-Best Of
I would like to explain how it came to pass that I got fat
Ladies and gentlemen, I got fat as a public service
When I was a child, my mother said to me
"Clean the plate, because children are starving in Europe"
And I might point out that that was years before
The Marshall Plan was ever heard of
So I would clean the plate, four, five, six times a day
Because somehow I felt that that would keep the children
From starving in Europe
But I was wrong, they kept starving and I got fat
So I would like to say to every one of you
Who is either skinny or in some other way normal
When you walk out on the street, and you see a fat person
Do not scoff at that fat person, oh no
Take off your hat, hold it over your heart, lift your chin up high
And in a proud, happy voice say to him
"Hail to thee, fat person! You kept us out of war!"
| 1 | Hail to Thee, Fat Person |
| 2 | Shticks Of One And Half A Dozen Of The Other |
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| Allan Sherman - My Son The Greatest-Best Of Album Lyrics | |
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| 1. | Hail to Thee, Fat Person |
| 2. | Shticks Of One And Half A Dozen Of The Other |
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| 2 | There's a New Kid in Town |
| 3 | Shticks Of One And Half A Dozen Of The Other |
| 4 | Ride Of Paul Revere |
| 5 | If I Were A Tishman |
| 6 | Hungarian Goulash No. 5 |
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