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Help me identify this song by lyrics

Help me identify this song by lyrics

Postby Altonspeed » Mon Apr 11, 2011 9:03 am

I need help finding a song I heard only once and a long time ago. It was probably 1985 or 86. I heard it on a "modern rock" station like KROQ or maybe a college station. I could have sworn the DJ said it was Zoogz Rift but if it was, I've never been able to find it.

The lyrics were more spoken then sung and might have been in a falsetto. Here're all the lyrics I can remember. They must not be completely accurate because Google is no help.

"I suppose it's good to wear nice clothes. Brush one's teeth I suppose. Put Clearasil on your nose and Dr Scholls between your toes..."

Thanks
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