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Difference between revisions of "Sneaking in at Noon"

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:''Ah-ha!''
 
:''Ah-ha!''
 
:Quiet steps are what I take,
 
:Quiet steps are what I take,
:Sneaking in at noon
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:Sneaking in at noon.
 
:Just in time for my lunch break,
 
:Just in time for my lunch break,
:Got my fork and spoon
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:Got my fork and spoon.
 
:Time the cameras just right,
 
:Time the cameras just right,
:Duck in the bathroom
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:Duck in the bathroom.
 
:'''Barney:'''
 
:'''Barney:'''
 
:''Hi Homer!''
 
:''Hi Homer!''
 
:'''Homer:'''
 
:'''Homer:'''
 
:I'm still drunk from last night,
 
:I'm still drunk from last night,
:Got driven home, I don't know by whom
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:Got driven home, I don't know by who.
:Some. May say
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:Some. May say.
:I don't deserve any pay
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:I don't deserve any pay.
:But hey. I came up with '60s day. Last May
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:But hey. I came up with '60s day. Last May.
  
 
== Behind the Laughter ==
 
== Behind the Laughter ==

Revision as of 07:35, June 18, 2012

"Sneaking in at Noon"
Sneaking in at Noon.png
Song Information
Singers: Dan Castellaneta
Characters: Homer Simpson
Barney Gumble
Length: 1:01
Writer(s): Justin Hurwitz
Appearance(s): "The Falcon and the D'ohman"

"Sneaking in at Noon" is a song by Homer Simpson, with a line by Barney Gumble, which Homer sang as he was sneaking into work late.

Lyrics

Homer:
What the?
Ah-ha!
Quiet steps are what I take,
Sneaking in at noon.
Just in time for my lunch break,
Got my fork and spoon.
Time the cameras just right,
Duck in the bathroom.
Barney:
Hi Homer!
Homer:
I'm still drunk from last night,
Got driven home, I don't know by who.
Some. May say.
I don't deserve any pay.
But hey. I came up with '60s day. Last May.

Behind the Laughter

"Sneaking in at Noon" is a parody of "Walking on the Moon" by The Police.

Appearances