If you're going to strip alfresco © PETER ANDERSSON A MUSIC PARODY BASED ON: "IF YOU'RE GOING TO SAN FRANCISCO" BY: SCOTT MCKENZIE BONUS QUOTE: "Art is not what you see, but what you make others see." EDGAR DEGAS		The original song's full title is actually "San Francisco (Be sure to wear some flowers in your hair)" but for this parody I have adjusted and gone with the popular belief, though the working title "strip alfresco (be sure to have a painter very near)" would have been more explanatory. As for "alfresco" it means approximately "outside" and/or "in the fresh air". If you're going to strip alfresco Be sure to have a painter very near If you do not when stripped alfresco You're gonna hear judgmental people swear Hear, those who plan to strip alfresco Summertime will be the time of year In the streets, don't strip alfresco Mental people will cop a feel your rear All's fair in creation If it's your vocation Painter's devotion There's a whole occupation With an art vindication Painter's devotion Painter's commotion Hear, those who plan to strip alfresco Be sure to have some rhubarb leaflets near If you're going to strip alfresco Summertime will please your derriere If you're going to strip alfresco Summertime will be the best, I swear © Peter Andersson 2006
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