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Artist/Band: Mary Kate and Ashley Olsen
Lyrics for Song: Yakety Yak
Lyrics for Album: I Am The Cute One [1998]



Chorus:

Take out the papers and the trash

Or you don't get no spending cash.

If you don't scrub that kitchen floor

You ain't gonna rock and roll no more.

Yakety yak. Don't talk back



Just finish cleanin' up your room

Let's see the dust fly with that broom

Get all that garbage out of sight

Or you don't go out Friday night.

Yakety yak. Don't talk back.



You just put on you coast and hat

And walk yourself to the laundromat

And when you finish doin' that

Bring in the dog and put out the cat.

Yakety yak.Don't talk back.



Chorus



Don't you give me no dirty looks

Your father's stiff, he knows what cooks

Just tell your hoodlum friend outside

You ain't got time to take a ride

Yakety Yak.Don't talk back.



Yakety yak.Yakety yak.

Yakety yak.Yakety yak.

Talkity talk.Talkity talk.

Sqawkity sqwak.Sqawkity sqawk.


Yakety Yak - Mary Kate and Ashley Olsen

Mary Kate and Ashley Olsen's 1998 recording of 'Yakety Yak' stands as a defining moment in their musical evolution, marking a deliberate shift from their earlier pop-punk roots to a polished, adult-contemporary sound. Released on the album 'I Am The Cute One,' the track features a smooth, R&B-inflected production that contrasts sharply with the raw energy of their previous work, such as 'Gimme Pizza.' The song reflects the duo's growing maturity and their ability to navigate diverse genres while maintaining their signature twin vocal harmonies. As part of their broader discography during the late 1990s, 'Yakety Yak' exemplifies their transition into a more sophisticated musical identity, showcasing their versatility beyond the teen pop landscape. The recording remains a notable song in their catalogue, highlighting their continued relevance and artistic growth in the music industry.


Album Lyrics: I Am The Cute One [1998]


Mary Kate and Ashley Olsen
"I Am The Cute One [1998]"


1. Broccoli And Chocolate
2. Don't Let Your Mom Go Shopping
3. Double Up
4. Ginger The Talking Horse
5. I Am A Kid
6. Ida Know
7. My Horse And Me
8. The Backwards Song Box
9. The Train
10. We Love To Scream
11. Yakety Yak