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Chicken Fat - Doug Gallob
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(Stream Audio)| Genre | Description | Themes, Moods, Comments | Additional Info | ||||
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| Blues | A song about not fitting in. | playful, quirky, outcast, eating, weirdo, blues, food |
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I went to school I got straight "A"s Big man on campus All of my days They wanted to make me president of the frat Until they learned that I like chicken fat Some dudes were jammin' They said "Why don't you play?" They heard my music and asked me to stay They started out thinkin' I was a real cool cat, But then it slipped out I like chicken fat I like chicken fat, Chicken fat is where it's at Chicken fat - bring it to me in a great big, great big steaming vat You can keep your potatoes You can keep your steak Feed your caviar to the cat Toss your liver in the lake Maybe one pig's eyeball or the wing of a gnat But what I really love is chicken fat (chorus) (guitar solo) (chorus) Chicken Fat
I had just played one of my many weird songs for some friends and fellow performers. They insisted on giving me a hard time about it. One of my friends, David Zambrano (a great guy and talented singer/guitarist), said 'You could probably write a song about anything. You should write a song about chicken fat.' (chicken fat being a common sub-thread of our conversation - we were working in an establishment that served food at the time). Needless to say, I took this as a challenge. What came out was a song about not quite fitting in. I think many of us can relate to not quite fitting in, even though we may not really like chicken fat. (No, in case you were curious, I really don't like chicken fat either).
-- Doug Gallob