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Itchy bun
Festival Guy single “Itchy bun” spanning comedy and theatrical. Released October 5, 2025. Official notes and listening links live on this release page.
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Festival Guy single “Itchy bun” spanning comedy and theatrical. Released October 5, 2025. Official notes and listening links live on this release page.
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Itchy bun lyrics
Official lyrics for “Itchy bun” by Festival Guy.
Verse 1 Mirrorball turning, floor’s all chrome, Spotlight drifting as we claim this home. Step to the pattern, glide and spin, We move together as the night rolls in. Laughs in the corner spark a chain, Silver smiles cutting through the grain.
Pre-Chorus Ooh—keep it tidy, keep it clever, Hands up high, now slide together.
Chorus “Confucius say man who goes to bed with itchy bun wake with stinky fingers.” Sing it once, sing it twice—let the wisdom linger, Wash it off, keep it nice, save those dancing fingers. “Confucius say man who goes to bed with itchy bun wake with stinky fingers.”
Verse 2 Winks from strangers, sparks take flight, Polished shoes trace loops of light. We trade a grin, the crowd moves new, Good clean fun in everything we do. Across the room a playful sign, “Keep it fresh”—we toe the line.
Pre-Chorus Ooh—keep it tidy, keep it clever, Hands up high, now slide together.
Chorus (Repeat Chorus)
Bridge Someone shouts, “Wise words!”—we laugh, “Say what?” “Soap up, shine up—don’t get stuck in a rut!” Spin through the lesson, easy to recall: Treat yourself right and you’ll stand tall.
Breakdown Lights dip low; footsteps lead the way, Whispers echo: “Keep it fresh, keep it fly, keep those fingers dry.”
Chorus (x2) (Repeat Chorus twice; ad-libs and playful asides)
Outro Room slows down, last twirl, soft grins— Good-night waves and the sparkle thins.
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