| Song | Tongue-Clucking Grammarian - Original |
| Artist | MC Frontalot |
| Album | Final Boss |
| Download | Image LRC TXT |
| Young people today can probably benefit from my twelve years in college, so here's some advice: If you're a young person who writes poetry, throw it all away right now. | |
| “Tut, Tut!” | |
| (Tongue-clucking grammarian, yo.) | |
| “Tut, Tut!” | |
| (Check your punctuation.) | |
| Anybody, wonder what you’re up against? | |
| You get clucked at. Dense: your best defense, | |
| you jest. Relent! You’re too bright not to do it. | |
| I go “foopth” on that (an onomato-poo-ic). | |
| And while I’m on the topic of Frontalot’s tongue, | |
| I should mention that it’s knotted but it comes undone, | |
| and as it unravels, the cluck emits. | |
| The discipline in your ear, stuck in your head like a hit (goes): | |
| “Tut, Tut!” | |
| “Tut, Tut!” | |
| Listening to hit records led to your sad state. | |
| You ought to take talk seriously. Put it to pate | |
| and it’ll seep in. That’s my supposition. | |
| And I suppose, in subjunction, if it did, I’d listen | |
| to what you said next for once. | |
| It’s imperative! Take off the hat! The dunce | |
| needs it back and Front’s on track to your brain. | |
| Seek now to retrain. The nerdcore refrain (goes): | |
| “Tut, Tut!” | |
| (Tongue-clucking grammarian, yo.) | |
| “Tut, Tut!” | |
| (Check your punctuation.) | |
| Quit arguing! You need your verbs to agree | |
| with their subjects’ relative plurality, | |
| and I cannot believe grad school let you go | |
| when flunking is the only present participle that you know. | |
| Setting my flow by the modal auxiliary, yo: | |
| I should, shall and ought to aim the artillery | |
| so high overhead. Struggle to rise. | |
| One day, issue. The syllable that I emphasize (goes): | |
| “Tut, Tut!” | |
| “Tut, Tut!” | |
| I will throw tuts at inelegant couplets. | |
| You want to talk at me? You need more than luck, wits | |
| and charm when the tongue comes clucking | |
| every line you lay down, every error you tuck in. | |
| It’s true I’ve been guilty on more than a song. | |
| I don’t preach how I practice, and that’s lifelong. | |
| If it’s mine, I’m gone; can’t reverse engineer it. | |
| But when y’all fuck it up, me and I get to hear it. | |
| “Tut, Tut!” | |
| (Tongue-clucking grammarian, yo.) | |
| “Tut, Tut!” | |
| (Check your punctuation.) |
| Young people today can probably benefit from my twelve years in college, so here' s some advice: If you' re a young person who writes poetry, throw it all away right now. | |
| " Tut, Tut!" | |
| Tongueclucking grammarian, yo. | |
| " Tut, Tut!" | |
| Check your punctuation. | |
| Anybody, wonder what you' re up against? | |
| You get clucked at. Dense: your best defense, | |
| you jest. Relent! You' re too bright not to do it. | |
| I go " foopth" on that an onomatopooic. | |
| And while I' m on the topic of Frontalot' s tongue, | |
| I should mention that it' s knotted but it comes undone, | |
| and as it unravels, the cluck emits. | |
| The discipline in your ear, stuck in your head like a hit goes: | |
| " Tut, Tut!" | |
| " Tut, Tut!" | |
| Listening to hit records led to your sad state. | |
| You ought to take talk seriously. Put it to pate | |
| and it' ll seep in. That' s my supposition. | |
| And I suppose, in subjunction, if it did, I' d listen | |
| to what you said next for once. | |
| It' s imperative! Take off the hat! The dunce | |
| needs it back and Front' s on track to your brain. | |
| Seek now to retrain. The nerdcore refrain goes: | |
| " Tut, Tut!" | |
| Tongueclucking grammarian, yo. | |
| " Tut, Tut!" | |
| Check your punctuation. | |
| Quit arguing! You need your verbs to agree | |
| with their subjects' relative plurality, | |
| and I cannot believe grad school let you go | |
| when flunking is the only present participle that you know. | |
| Setting my flow by the modal auxiliary, yo: | |
| I should, shall and ought to aim the artillery | |
| so high overhead. Struggle to rise. | |
| One day, issue. The syllable that I emphasize goes: | |
| " Tut, Tut!" | |
| " Tut, Tut!" | |
| I will throw tuts at inelegant couplets. | |
| You want to talk at me? You need more than luck, wits | |
| and charm when the tongue comes clucking | |
| every line you lay down, every error you tuck in. | |
| It' s true I' ve been guilty on more than a song. | |
| I don' t preach how I practice, and that' s lifelong. | |
| If it' s mine, I' m gone can' t reverse engineer it. | |
| But when y' all fuck it up, me and I get to hear it. | |
| " Tut, Tut!" | |
| Tongueclucking grammarian, yo. | |
| " Tut, Tut!" | |
| Check your punctuation. |
| Young people today can probably benefit from my twelve years in college, so here' s some advice: If you' re a young person who writes poetry, throw it all away right now. | |
| " Tut, Tut!" | |
| Tongueclucking grammarian, yo. | |
| " Tut, Tut!" | |
| Check your punctuation. | |
| Anybody, wonder what you' re up against? | |
| You get clucked at. Dense: your best defense, | |
| you jest. Relent! You' re too bright not to do it. | |
| I go " foopth" on that an onomatopooic. | |
| And while I' m on the topic of Frontalot' s tongue, | |
| I should mention that it' s knotted but it comes undone, | |
| and as it unravels, the cluck emits. | |
| The discipline in your ear, stuck in your head like a hit goes: | |
| " Tut, Tut!" | |
| " Tut, Tut!" | |
| Listening to hit records led to your sad state. | |
| You ought to take talk seriously. Put it to pate | |
| and it' ll seep in. That' s my supposition. | |
| And I suppose, in subjunction, if it did, I' d listen | |
| to what you said next for once. | |
| It' s imperative! Take off the hat! The dunce | |
| needs it back and Front' s on track to your brain. | |
| Seek now to retrain. The nerdcore refrain goes: | |
| " Tut, Tut!" | |
| Tongueclucking grammarian, yo. | |
| " Tut, Tut!" | |
| Check your punctuation. | |
| Quit arguing! You need your verbs to agree | |
| with their subjects' relative plurality, | |
| and I cannot believe grad school let you go | |
| when flunking is the only present participle that you know. | |
| Setting my flow by the modal auxiliary, yo: | |
| I should, shall and ought to aim the artillery | |
| so high overhead. Struggle to rise. | |
| One day, issue. The syllable that I emphasize goes: | |
| " Tut, Tut!" | |
| " Tut, Tut!" | |
| I will throw tuts at inelegant couplets. | |
| You want to talk at me? You need more than luck, wits | |
| and charm when the tongue comes clucking | |
| every line you lay down, every error you tuck in. | |
| It' s true I' ve been guilty on more than a song. | |
| I don' t preach how I practice, and that' s lifelong. | |
| If it' s mine, I' m gone can' t reverse engineer it. | |
| But when y' all fuck it up, me and I get to hear it. | |
| " Tut, Tut!" | |
| Tongueclucking grammarian, yo. | |
| " Tut, Tut!" | |
| Check your punctuation. |