[00:41.550]They're red, they're white, they're brown
[00:49.600]They get that way underground
[00:51.890]There can't be much to do
[00:54.120]So now they have blue ones too
[00:56.190]We don't care what thay look like we'll eat them
[00:57.840]Any way they can fit on our plate
[00:59.840]Every way we can conjure to heat them
[01:01.900]We're delighted and think they're just great
[01:03.590]PO ta to po ta to po ta to po
[01:05.960]ta to po ta to po ta to po ta
[01:07.920]to po ta to po ta to po ta to
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[01:15.110]Sometimes we ditch the skin
[01:19.310]To eat what it's holding in
[01:21.650]Sometimes we'd rather please
[01:23.920]Have just the outside with cheese
[01:25.510]They have eyes but they do not have faces
[01:27.700]I don't know if their feelings get hurt
[01:29.570]By just hanging around in dark places
[01:31.430]Where they only can stare at the dirt
[01:33.270]PO ta to po ta to po ta to po
[01:35.740]ta to po ta to po ta to po ta
[01:37.510]to po ta to po ta to po ta to
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[01:44.370]I guess the use is scant
[01:46.900]For other parts of the plant
[01:48.960]But that which grows in view
[01:51.200]Is eating potato too
[01:53.170]I imagine them under their acres
[01:55.430]Out in Idaho and up in Maine
[01:57.450]Maybe wondering if they'll be bakers
[01:59.200]Or knishes or latkes or plain
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[02:03.360]ta to po ta to po ta to po ta
[02:05.390]to po ta to po ta to po ta to
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