Axolotl Song

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I don't know how many people visit Joel Veitch's website rathergood.com; it has many many silly things on it. On the left hand side is a link under the heading Rathergood Stuff to "Our Songs". Click that, then scroll down the list. The 19th song is called "Axolotl". I can guarantee you won't stop singing it! :D

Here's the link on it's own: Axolotl - rathergood.com
 
I've seen this one before! Creepy but very funny, like everything he does!
 
A friend sent this to me on Facebook early last year - I have to be careful when I play it, as my daughter won't let me stop + when I finally do, she spends the rest of the day singing it in a loop :rolleyes:
 
Ha! I saw that recently on that site, I was in stitches, awesome! I also love the song fat slug by george michael, and jackie chan by abba, absolute classics.
 
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