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==Lyrics==
==Lyrics==
Just when you thought it was safe to go back in the water, Hundreds of bloodthirsty nightmares have made you their prey.
Just when you thought it was safe to go back in the water,
 
Hundreds of bloodthirsty nightmares have made you their prey.
You felt good and plucky, as nice as can be,
You felt good and plucky, as nice as can be,
 
But no one’s that lucky, so listen to me.
But no one’s that lucky, so listen to me.
 
''When life is not so nice, remember this advice:''
:''When life is not so nice, remember this advice:''
''Put a drop of vanilla behind each ear
:''Put a drop of vanilla behind each ear''
And you’ll smell like a cookie all day.''
:''and you’ll smell like a cookie all day.''
''Yes, you’ll smell like a cookie all day.''
:''Yes, you’ll smell like a cookie all day.''
 
I used to feel like my world was a bucket of sorrow;
I used to feel like my world was a bucket of sorrow;
A mountain of sadness,
 
A miserable wilted bouquet,
A mountain of sadness,
A big rotten pumpkin.
 
I wished I were dead,
A miserable wilted bouqet,
And I’d almost jumped when it popped in my head.
 
A big rotten pumpkin.
''The key to happiness is merely only this:''
 
''Put a drop of vanilla behind each ear''
I wished I were dead,
''And you’ll smell like a cookie all day.''
 
''Yes, you’ll smell like a cookie all day.''
And I’d almost jumped when it popped in my head.
 
We wander aimlessly for God knows how many miles and then we die.
:''The key to happiness is merely only this:''
So very clueless to the truth, so very blind, unsatisfied.
:''Put a drop of vanilla behind each ear''
If only the human race would wake the hell up and finally understand
:''And you’ll smell like a cookie all day.''
Exactly what it needs to do to meet the spirit’s silent demand.
:''Yes, you’ll smell like a cookie all day.''
 
They say it’s human nature, wars will be fought and innocents will be killed.
We wander aimlessly for God knows how many miles and then we die.
And every soul we lose is yet another mission unfulfilled.
 
Meanwhile it seems like I’m the only living person who knows
So very clueless to the truth, so very blind, unsatisfied.
Exactly how the story goes.
 
The answer’s right in front of our nose.
If only the human race would wake the hell up and finally understand
 
''My friend, humanity, stop this insanity,''
Exactly what it needs to do to meet the spirit’s silent demand.
''Put a drop of vanilla behind each ear''
 
''And you’ll smell like a cookie all day.''
They say it’s human nature, wars will be fought and innocents will be killed.
''Yes, you’ll smell like a cookie all day.''
 
And every soul we lose is yet another mission unfulfilled.
 
Meanwhile it seems like I’m the only living person who knows
 
Exactly how the story goes.
 
The answer’s right in front of our nose.
 
:''My friend, humanity, stop this insanity,''
:''Put a drop of vanilla behind each ear''
:''And you’ll smell like a cookie all day.''
:''Yes, you’ll smell like a cookie all day.''


== Trivia ==
== Trivia ==


* Despite Neil’s claim to the contrary in this song’s commentary, “I wished I were dead” is, in fact, “well grammar”: he correctly used the subjunctive mood<ref>http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Subjunctive_mood</ref>. Changing the phrase to “was dead” would actually be grammatically incorrect. The phrase “very well grammar” is, however, incorrect itself.
* Despite Neil’s claim to the contrary in this song’s commentary, “I wished I were dead” is, in fact, “well grammar”: he correctly used the subjunctive mood<ref>http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Subjunctive_mood</ref>. Changing the phrase to “was dead” would actually be grammatically incorrect. The phrase “very well grammar” is, however, incorrect itself.

Latest revision as of 23:34, 2 August 2026

Smell Like a Cookie All Day
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Song
Artist Lemon Demon
Released 2005
Written by Neil Cicierega
Appears on Damn Skippy
Duration 3:33
Genre Rock
Language English
Links: MP3


Smell Like a Cookie All Day is based upon a Mystery Science Theater 3000 quote, “Put a drop of vanilla behind each ear and you’ll smell like a cookie all day.” Neil Cicierega has stated that “I loved the quote so much that I decided to make it into an overblown song about how it’s the ultimate advice to all of life’s woes.”

Lyrics

Just when you thought it was safe to go back in the water,
Hundreds of bloodthirsty nightmares have made you their prey.
You felt good and plucky, as nice as can be,
But no one’s that lucky, so listen to me.

When life is not so nice, remember this advice:
Put a drop of vanilla behind each ear
And you’ll smell like a cookie all day.
Yes, you’ll smell like a cookie all day.

I used to feel like my world was a bucket of sorrow;
A mountain of sadness,
A miserable wilted bouquet,
A big rotten pumpkin.
I wished I were dead,
And I’d almost jumped when it popped in my head.

The key to happiness is merely only this:
Put a drop of vanilla behind each ear
And you’ll smell like a cookie all day.
Yes, you’ll smell like a cookie all day.

We wander aimlessly for God knows how many miles and then we die.
So very clueless to the truth, so very blind, unsatisfied.
If only the human race would wake the hell up and finally understand
Exactly what it needs to do to meet the spirit’s silent demand.

They say it’s human nature, wars will be fought and innocents will be killed.
And every soul we lose is yet another mission unfulfilled.
Meanwhile it seems like I’m the only living person who knows
Exactly how the story goes.
The answer’s right in front of our nose.

My friend, humanity, stop this insanity,
Put a drop of vanilla behind each ear
And you’ll smell like a cookie all day.
Yes, you’ll smell like a cookie all day.

Trivia

  • Despite Neil’s claim to the contrary in this song’s commentary, “I wished I were dead” is, in fact, “well grammar”: he correctly used the subjunctive mood[1]. Changing the phrase to “was dead” would actually be grammatically incorrect. The phrase “very well grammar” is, however, incorrect itself.