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Walkin' down to denver town |
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I watched the western sun go down. |
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Thought that I would stop a while, |
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Switch around my tv dial. |
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Got some free tee vee . . . only price was a little boredom. |
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Well, I'm not sure about my taste |
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But it seemed that tv land was a waste. |
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I saw 30 westerns, 30 private eyes, 30 doctors operated before my eyes. |
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None of the operations was successful, though . . . it's hard to operate |
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With so much violence around. |
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Well, every few minutes they'd take a break |
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For a profound message on a stomach ache. |
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They sold cures for dandruff, milk from the farm |
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Perfume for my underarms. |
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I've had enough . . . I'm stickin' to greasy kid stuff. |
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Well, the blood and gore was upon the floor |
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And I couldn't hardly stand no more, |
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So I walked outside to get some air. |
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A theater owner was standing there: |
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Carryin' a picket sign . . . said pay tv was un-american. |
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He said "i'm against that pay tv. |
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I've much rather have people pay me." |
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A dollar for parking, two for the show, |
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Three for the baby sitter, there you go! |
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Get to see a wide-screen spectacular . . . hercules meets godzilla . . . |
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Audience meets nausea. |
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Well, pay tv is fine to see |
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You get much better quality: |
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Broadway shows, heavy-weight fights |
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First-run movies every night. |
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Viewers of denver, unite! . . . nothing to lose but commercials. |
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Well, people are afraid of something new. |
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They laughed at planes before they flew. |
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You know, you only get just what you buy |
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So give that pay tv a try. |
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Remember: . . . families that pay together stay together. |
