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'''Pumpkin Pie''' is the third track on [[Damn Skippy]].
 
[[Neil]] spoke about writing this song in [[Damn Skippy: Commentary|the album's commentary track]]: "First thing I wrote before I came up with the idea of pumpkin pie was the first verse there. Then I had to think of something for him to be selling, and pumpkin pie fit and had enough things I could rhyme it with."{{Infobox_song
  |title = Pumpkin Pie
  |title = Pumpkin Pie
  |artist = Lemon Demon
  |artist = Lemon Demon
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==Lyrics==
==Lyrics==
<nowiki>There lived a merchant in the days of old,
  <nowiki>There lived a merchant in the days of old,
Who is remembered for the things he sold.
  Who is remembered for the things he sold.
No silly trinkets, silver, bronze, or gold.
  No silly trinkets, silver, bronze, or gold.
So I’m told, so I’m told.
  So I’m told, so I’m told.
 
He made a most delicious pumpkin pie,
  He made a most delicious pumpkin pie,
Which he presented to the passersby.
  Which he presented to the passersby.
Before the sun set he’d be all but dry.
  Before the sun set he’d be all but dry.
Folks would buy the whole supply.
  Folks would buy the whole supply.
 
He lived alone, (He lived alone.)
  He lived alone, (He lived alone.)
And every night he sat upon a throne of pumpkin pie.
  And every night he sat upon a throne of pumpkin pie.
I do not know his name. (He’d never say his name.)
  I do not know his name. (He’d never say his name.)
He never wanted all the fame that came with pumpkin pie.
  He never wanted all the fame that came with pumpkin pie.
 
Before you knew it he was in full swing.
  Before you knew it he was in full swing.
His pumpkin pies became the next big thing.
  His pumpkin pies became the next big thing.
Soon he was called upon to feed the king.
  Soon he was called upon to feed the king.
And they’d sing, feed the king.
  And they’d sing, feed the king.
 
The pie of pumpkin filled the King with glee.
  The pie of pumpkin filled the King with glee.
He offered a castle for the recipe, but
  He offered a castle for the recipe, but
The merchant wouldn’t even give it up for three.
  The merchant wouldn’t even give it up for three.
No not he, no not he.
  No not he, no not he.
 
He lived alone, (He lived alone.)
  He lived alone, (He lived alone.)
And every night he sat upon a throne of pumpkin pie.
  And every night he sat upon a throne of pumpkin pie.
I do not know his name. (He’d never say his name.)
  I do not know his name. (He’d never say his name.)
He never wanted all the fame that came with pumpkin pie.
  He never wanted all the fame that came with pumpkin pie.
 
The king was angry and he came unwound.
  The king was angry and he came unwound.
He called his men and soon the merchant found
  He called his men and soon the merchant found
Himself in a torture chamber underground.
  Himself in a torture chamber underground.
Tied and bound, he sighed and frowned.
  Tied and bound, he sighed and frowned.
 
And so they tortured him for night and day.
  And so they tortured him for night and day.
They made him scream so much his hair turned gray, but
  They made him scream so much his hair turned gray, but
As for the recipe, he would not say.
  As for the recipe, he would not say.
They could not flay his pride away.
  They could not flay his pride away.
 
He lived alone, (He lived alone.)
  He lived alone, (He lived alone.)
And every night he sat upon a throne of pumpkin pie.
  And every night he sat upon a throne of pumpkin pie.
I do not know his name. (He’d never say his name.)
  I do not know his name. (He’d never say his name.)
He never wanted all the pain that came with pumpkin pie.</nowiki>
  He never wanted all the pain that came with pumpkin pie.</nowiki>


==Trivia==
==Trivia==

Revision as of 02:45, 5 August 2023

Pumpkin Pie is the third track on Damn Skippy.

Neil spoke about writing this song in the album's commentary track: "First thing I wrote before I came up with the idea of pumpkin pie was the first verse there. Then I had to think of something for him to be selling, and pumpkin pie fit and had enough things I could rhyme it with."

Pumpkin Pie
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Song
Artist Lemon Demon
Written by Neil Cicierega
Appears on Damn Skippy
Sung by Neil Cicierega
Duration 3:04
Tempo 135
Genre Rock
Language English
Links: Needlejuice Remaster Original lemon demon website download Backing Lemonic Demonade 2007 Lemonic Demonade 2006


Lyrics

 There lived a merchant in the days of old,
  Who is remembered for the things he sold.
  No silly trinkets, silver, bronze, or gold.
  So I’m told, so I’m told.
  
  He made a most delicious pumpkin pie,
  Which he presented to the passersby.
  Before the sun set he’d be all but dry.
  Folks would buy the whole supply.
  
  He lived alone, (He lived alone.)
  And every night he sat upon a throne of pumpkin pie.
  I do not know his name. (He’d never say his name.)
  He never wanted all the fame that came with pumpkin pie.
  
  Before you knew it he was in full swing.
  His pumpkin pies became the next big thing.
  Soon he was called upon to feed the king.
  And they’d sing, feed the king.
  
  The pie of pumpkin filled the King with glee.
  He offered a castle for the recipe, but
  The merchant wouldn’t even give it up for three.
  No not he, no not he.
  
  He lived alone, (He lived alone.)
  And every night he sat upon a throne of pumpkin pie.
  I do not know his name. (He’d never say his name.)
  He never wanted all the fame that came with pumpkin pie.
  
  The king was angry and he came unwound.
  He called his men and soon the merchant found
  Himself in a torture chamber underground.
  Tied and bound, he sighed and frowned.
  
  And so they tortured him for night and day.
  They made him scream so much his hair turned gray, but
  As for the recipe, he would not say.
  They could not flay his pride away.
  
  He lived alone, (He lived alone.)
  And every night he sat upon a throne of pumpkin pie.
  I do not know his name. (He’d never say his name.)
  He never wanted all the pain that came with pumpkin pie.

Trivia