The Barista
from The Mustachioed Pistachio by Teenage Octopus
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lyrics
Her name is Lisa
She's my favorite barista
She keeps me up all night
A full-bodied creature
I want her to spill the beans
On the grounds I'd believe her
I need my dose of caffeine
In order to please her
There's only a counter between us
But there's no where that we can go
All I can ask her
Is to leave room in my joe
How can you say we're too young when tomorrow's not guaranteed?
I think I'll have you in my cup with sugar and cream
In my cup with sugar and cream
In my cup with sugar and cream
She wakes me up at dawn
She has no filter
She cuts me off when I yawn
Cafe senorita
A cardboard sleeve is a must
I like my roast to be robust
I know it will hit the spot
By adding a flavor shot
There's only a counter between us
But there's no where that we can go
All I can ask her
Is to leave room in my joe
How can you say we're too young when tomorrow's not guaranteed?
I think I'll have you in my cup with sugar and cream
In my cup with sugar and cream
In my cup with sugar and cream
In my cup with sugar and cream
In my cup with sugar and cream
She's my favorite barista
She keeps me up all night
A full-bodied creature
I want her to spill the beans
On the grounds I'd believe her
I need my dose of caffeine
In order to please her
There's only a counter between us
But there's no where that we can go
All I can ask her
Is to leave room in my joe
How can you say we're too young when tomorrow's not guaranteed?
I think I'll have you in my cup with sugar and cream
In my cup with sugar and cream
In my cup with sugar and cream
She wakes me up at dawn
She has no filter
She cuts me off when I yawn
Cafe senorita
A cardboard sleeve is a must
I like my roast to be robust
I know it will hit the spot
By adding a flavor shot
There's only a counter between us
But there's no where that we can go
All I can ask her
Is to leave room in my joe
How can you say we're too young when tomorrow's not guaranteed?
I think I'll have you in my cup with sugar and cream
In my cup with sugar and cream
In my cup with sugar and cream
In my cup with sugar and cream
In my cup with sugar and cream
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from The Mustachioed Pistachio,
released April 26, 2013
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Teenage Octopus Ann Arbor, Michigan
After lead guitarist Bobby Lewis formed Teenage Octopus in 2009, the band wasted no time hitting the Ann Arbor music scene with their fresh, unique sound. Influenced by alternative-rock bands such as Radiohead, Wilco and Spoon as well as jam-band pioneers Phish, the four-piece from University of Michigan's goal is to intertwine smart melodies and explorative jams. ... more
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