Bob And Tom
Camel Tones
Camel Toe
Your a beautiful girl
And your pants are on so tight
That when you stand just right
I can see it all
When your on the beach
And your bikini's soaking wet
I see a fuzzy silhouette as I look down below
I see your camel toe
(chorus 1)
Your biscuit, your beavage I see your tooter cleavage
Your monkey, your muffin you aint hiding nothing
Your koochie, your flapper your showing off your snapper
Your camel toe, it looks alright so baby let it show
Looks like a big taco
I see your camel toe
{Merci, madame, voila le bearded clam}
I could really go
For a sideways sloppy joe
Or a tuna casserole
Baby don't you know
I never thought I'd see
So much of your anatomy
Your jeans are so tight
I'm learning gynocology
I see your camel toe
(chorus 2)
Your labia, your vulva, oooh you know I love ya
your Pudenda vagina nothin could be finer
Its furry, its fluffy lookin kinda puffy
Your camel toe, it looks alright so baby let it show
Looks like a big taco
I see your camel toe
{Merci, madame, voila le bearded clam}
(repeat corus 1)
Your biscuit, your beavage I see your tooter cleavage
Your monkey, your muffin you aint hiding nothing
Your koochie, your flapper your showing off your snapper
Your camel toe, it looks alright so baby let it show
Looks like a big taco
I see your camel toe
About This Song
"Camel Toe" by Bob and Tom is a deliberately crude novelty song that uses explicit sexual humor to describe the visual outline created when tight clothing reveals feminine anatomy. The track employs juvenile wordplay and euphemisms in a comedic catalog style, cycling through various slang terms with a repetitive electronic beat that emphasizes the song's intentionally lowbrow nature. Thematically, it represents shock-value comedy designed to provoke laughter through taboo subject matter and crude observations about women's bodies. The song exemplifies the duo's brand of irreverent radio humor, appealing to audiences who enjoy boundary-pushing comedy that deliberately courts controversy. Its significance lies primarily in its role as provocative entertainment rather than artistic merit, serving as an example of how comedy can push social boundaries while remaining within the realm of parody and satire.
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