Subatinga Ragajaga Jinga, Specatacatoe                                             A/k/a "Bellevue Love Song" Louie Crubcake was a madman But not a bad man was he. In the Bellevue Hospital he loved a little gal As cute as she could be (but crazy), Every morning, just at dawning He'd stand outside of her door And there he'd sing and everything As he waited for her feet to touch the floor. Then he'd go into this little dance As he begged his honey love to take a chance: "Subatinga, Ragajaga Jinga, Specatacatoe, Won't you please come out and play? We're stuck here for today---remember? Subatinga, I'd do anything-a For I love you so, All day long I wait for you 'Cause there's nothing else to do But Subatinga, Ragajaga Jinga, Specatacatoe." One fine day they disappeared And climbed o'er the wall, so it seems. Now they live as man and wife and lead a crazy life And dream their wacky dreams (so happy), Someday maybe they'll have a baby And then their joy is complete, And when they roam from home, sweet home They walk on furry hooves instead of feet. Now every single night at ten They'll sing that lovin' melody again: "Subatinga, Ragajaga Jinga, Specatacatoe, Won't you please come out and play? We're stuck here anyway---remember? Subatinga, I'd do anything-a For I love you so, All day long I wait for you 'Cause there's nothing else to do But Subatinga, Ragajaga Jinga, Specatacatoe!" Lyrics and Music by Alan Seidler ©2001 by Furhoof Music Publishing, a Div. of Furhoof Enterprises, Ltd.