| From: darnay |
| THE STREAK |
| SPOKEN: Hello, ev’ryone, This is your Action News reporter with all the news |
| that |
| Is news across the nation on the scene at the supermarket. There seems to have |
| Been some disturbance here. Pardon me, sir, did you see what happened? |
| SPOKEN: Yeah, I did. I’s standin' over there by the tomaters and here he comes- |
| Runnin' through the pole beans, through the fruits ''n' vegetables, nekked as a |
| Jaybird. 'n' I hollered over t’Ethel, I said «DON'T LOOK, ETHEL! |
| «'n' it’s too late- |
| She’d already been INcensed. |
| (Here he comes) |
| Looka dat, looka dat |
| (There he goes) |
| Looka dat, looka dat |
| (And he ain’t wearin' no clothes) |
| Whoa, yes they call him The Streak |
| (Looka dat, looka dat) |
| Fastest thing on two feet |
| Looka dat, looka dat |
| He’s just as proud as he can be of his anatomy |
| He gun give us a peek |
| Oh, yes they call him The Streak |
| (Looka dat, looka dat) |
| He likes to show off his physique |
| (Looka dat, looka dat) |
| If there’s an audience to be found |
| He’ll be streakin' A-round invitin' public critique |
| SPOKEN: This is your Action News reporter once again and we’re here at the gas |
| Station. Pardon me, sir, did you see what happened? |
| SPOKEN: Yeah, I did. I’s just in here gettin' my tawres checked 'n' he just |
| Appeared outta the back. Come streakin' around the grease rack there-didn't have |
| Nuthin on but a smile! I looked at her and Ethel was gettin' 'er a cold drink. |
| Hollered «DON'T LOOK, ETHEL!!» But it’s too late-she'd already been MOONED! |
| Flashed her right there in front of the shock absorbers! |
| (He ain’t crude) |
| (Looka dat, looka dat) |
| (He ain’t rude) |
| (Looka dat, looka dat) |
| (He's just in the mood to run in the nude) |
| Whoa, yes they call him The Streak |
| (Looka dat, looka dat) |
| He likes to turn other cheek |
| (Looka dat, looka dat) |
| He’s always makin' the news wearin' just his tennis shoes |
| Guess you could call him unique |
| SPOKEN: Once again, your Action News reporter in the booth at the gym covering |
| The disturbance at the basketball playoff. Pardon me, sir, did you see what |
| Happened? |
| SPOKEN: Yeah, I did. Halftime, I’s just goin' down there to get Ethel a snow |
| cone. |
| Here he come, right outta the cheap seats, dribblin'. Right down the middle of |
| the |
| Floor. Didn’t have on nothin' but his Keds! Made a hook shot and got out through |
| The concession stand. I hollered up at Ethel, I said «DON'T LOOK, ETHEL!!».Too |
| Late. She’d already gotten a free shot. Grandstand. Right there in front of the |
| Home team. |
| Whoa, yes they call him The Streak |
| CLOSING: Not totally decipherable because 3 things are going on at once. Ray is |
| Singing a verse and the backup singers are doing (Looka dat, looka dat) while |
| Ray, |
| On an overlaid track is speaking «Ethel! Is that you |
| Ethel? What do you think |
| You’re doin? You get your clothes on !!» |
| Whoa, yes they call him The Streak |
| «Ethel, where you goin'? Ethel, you |
| Shameless hussy!!» invitin' public critique> Say it isn’t SO, Ethel! |