by Frank Black on album Miscellaneous

A lot of people love that Jerome Did you know he missed his comb? All his life was in pain Made us laugh, he never did complain Brother Sam was more than okay Returned once more to save the day Slicke

by Frank Black on album Teenager Of The Year

A lot of people love that Jerome Did you know he missed his comb? All his life was in pain Made us laugh, he never did complain Brother Sam was more than OK Returned once more to save the day Slicked

by Frank Black on album Teenager of the Year

A lot of people love that Jerome Did you know he missed his comb? All his life was in pain Made us laugh, he never did complain Brother Sam was more than OK Returned once more to save the day Slicked

by Frank Black on album Teenager Of The Year

A lot of people love that Jerome Did you know he missed his comb? All his life was in pain Made us laugh, he never did complain Brother Sam was more than OK Returned once more to save the day Slicked

by Frank Black on album Teenager of the Year

A lot of people love that Jerome Did you know he missed his comb? All his life was in pain Made us laugh, he never did complain Brother Sam was more than OK Returned once more to save the day Slicked

by Frank Black on album Christmass

A lot of people love that Jerome Did you know he missed his comb? All his life was in pain Made us laugh, he never did complain Brother Sam was more than OK Returned once more to save the day Slicked

by Frank Black on album 1996-04-24: Portland, OR, USA

A lot of people love that Jerome Did you know he missed his comb? All his life was in pain Made us laugh, he never did complain Brother Sam was more than OK Returned once more to save the day Slicked

by Frank Black on album 1996-09-21: Santa Monica, CA, USA

A lot of people love that Jerome Did you know he missed his comb? All his life was in pain Made us laugh, he never did complain Brother Sam was more than OK Returned once more to save the day Slicked

by Frank Black on album Live at the Reading Festival

A lot of people love that Jerome Did you know he missed his comb? All his life was in pain Made us laugh, he never did complain Brother Sam was more than OK Returned once more to save the day Slicked

by Black Hippy on album Black Hippy

Jay Rock checking in, you niggas checking out When I grip the pen, that's how it is when I'm on the mic I'm the People's Choice The streets never lie I paid dues so I'm self made And if you got someth

by Black Hippy feat. Kendrick Lamar, Schoolboy Q, Ab-Soul & Jay Rock on album Black Hippy

rap Genius submit Ft: Ab-Soul, Jay Rock, Kendrick Lamar & ScHoolboy Q 10, 165 views How do I create annotations? Jay Rock checking in, you niggas checking out When I grip the pen, that's how it

by Frank Zappa on album Miscellaneous

Zappa Frank Miscellaneous German Lunch Lowell George (dialog) Jimmy Carl Black (dialog) Roy Estrada (dialog) Bunk Gardner (dialog) Don Preston (dialog) Motorhead Sherwood (dialog) Ian Underwood

by Frank Zappa on album Have I Offended Someone?

Dumb All Over (Frank Zappa) This version of lyrics from "Have I Offended Someone?" (a fantastic live version) released 1997 Whoever we are, wherever we're from We shoulda noticed by now, our behavior

by Frank Zappa on album You Can't Do That On Stage Anymore, Vol. 5

Lowell George (dialog) Jimmy Carl Black (dialog) Roy Estrada (dialog) Bunk Gardner (dialog) Don Preston (dialog) Motorhead Sherwood (dialog) Ian Underwood (dialog) Arthur Tripp (dialog) Buzz Gardner (

by Frank Zappa on album You Can't Do That On Stage Anymore, Vol. 5 (Live)

Lowell George (dialog) Jimmy Carl Black (dialog) Roy Estrada (dialog) Bunk Gardner (dialog) Don Preston (dialog) Motorhead Sherwood (dialog) Ian Underwood (dialog) Arthur Tripp (dialog) Buzz Gardner (

by Frank Zappa on album You Can't Do That on Stage Anymore, Volume 5

Lowell George (dialog) Jimmy Carl Black (dialog) Roy Estrada (dialog) Bunk Gardner (dialog) Don Preston (dialog) Motorhead Sherwood (dialog) Ian Underwood (dialog) Arthur Tripp (dialog) Buzz Gardner (

by Frank Zappa on album You Can't Do That on Stage Anymore, Volume 5

Lowell George (dialog) Jimmy Carl Black (dialog) Roy Estrada (dialog) Bunk Gardner (dialog) Don Preston (dialog) Motorhead Sherwood (dialog) Ian Underwood (dialog) Arthur Tripp (dialog) Buzz Gardner (

by GZA The Genius on album Frank T Presenta

When I was little... my father was famous. He was the greatest sam-urai in the empire; and he was the Shogun's decapitator. He cut off the heads of a hundred and thirty-one lords. It was a bad time fo

by The Pharcyde on album Plain Rap

Aiyo we got five minutes, man! Yo, yo Brown. Sup, man, we got five minutes Imani, let's go.Yo, Ro! Let's go. (Bootie Brown/Frank Fiction) Devastating rhyme creating, innovating Got you anticipating t

by The Pharcyde on album Plain Rap

Aiyo we got five minutes, man! Yo, yo Brown. Sup, man, we got five minutes Imani, let's go.Yo, Ro! Let's go. (Bootie Brown/Frank Fiction) Devastating rhyme creating, innovating Got you anticipating t