Verse 1
Out in Manhattan nineteen fifty two a couple guys got strange
Kurtzman inked the chaos while Big Bill Gaines provided change
The Comics Code Authority was acting like a cage
So they switched to magazines and kept the venom on the page
Pre-Chorus
Mad about the money
Mad about the fame
Mad about the movies
They took aim
Chorus
What me worry says the boy with the ears like wings
What me worry for the trouble that the status brings
Gap-toothed grinning while the sanity goes thin
What me worry let the idiocy win
Let the idiocy win
Verse 2
Don Martin drew a character with feet like flapping bread
Antonio sent the Spies in to fill each other up with lead
Marginal sketches crawl like spiders through the bottom of the sheet
Slappy snappy answers make the sarcasm complete
Pre-Chorus
Mad about the fashion
Mad about the law
Mad about the static
That you saw
Chorus
What me worry says the boy with the ears like wings
What me worry for the trouble that the status brings
Gap-toothed grinning while the sanity goes thin
What me worry let the idiocy win
Let the idiocy win
Bridge
Jaffee folds the page
The image starts to bend
Jaffee hides the rage
Jaffee finds the end
Dave Berg peeks inside the neighbors living room tonight
Forty cents to buy a piece of everything not right
Chorus
What me worry says the boy with the ears like wings
What me worry for the trouble that the status brings
Gap-toothed grinning while the sanity goes thin
What me worry let the idiocy win
Let the idiocy win
Post-Chorus
Alfred
Alfred
Alfred
What me worry now
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