Saucecore - Is There an -Ology of You

from Art and Science Alike by Artists and Scientists Alike

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Lithologists look at rocks, Anthropologists study human folks
Gastroenterologists study your guts, and know some Scatological jokes
Meteorologists predict the weather, but not very well
Climatologists can tell us that our Earth is going to straight to Hell

But when it comes to you, boy,
No matter how I’ve tried,
I can’t figure you out.
I need a study guide!

CHORUS:
Is there an -ology of you?
Is there an -ology of you?
Your psychology
And your biology
Are still a mystery, it’s true.

Paleontologists dig up fossils to put on museum shelves
Herpetologists study reptiles, though it sounds like something else
Dermatologists look at skin and Ichthyologists study fish
Entomologists study insects, but that wouldn’t be my wish

I’d rather study you, boy,
But I just don’t know how.
Your subject I don’t understand;
I need a tutor, now!

[CHORUS]

This lack of comprehension
Makes me feel so low.
I wish Phrenology were real,
‘Cause then your skull could tell me all I need to know...

Ornithologists study birds, most of which can fly
Theologists study bullies who live up in the sky
Cartologists make maps, Anaesthesiologists make you numb
Astrologists make up crap that you’ll believe if you are dumb

But I just can’t believe, boy,
How hard you are to learn.
I’m always on your waiting list
When is it gonna be my turn?

[CHORUS]

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from Art and Science Alike, track released February 21, 2012

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Art and Science Alike Olympia, Washington

Art and Science Alike is an experiment intended to unite artists and scientists together through a mutually beneficial project. Donations collected will be distributed to scientists doing field work who need basic supplies like food, water, and clothing. The artists gain exposure and the scientists gain support for their work. For more information, email us at artandsciencealike@gmail.com ... more