Auntie's Municipal Court

The Monkees · Original Album Series [2012]

Fine man, crazy man, he can't see

Sound of the sunset, sound of the sea

Why do the people always look at me?

Nobody here can see that we are you, we are you

She's him, too, she's him, too

Fine man, crazy man, he can't see

Sound of the sunset, sound of the sea

Hmm, Hmm...



Solid brass statuary guards the door

Used to come as one, now it comes as four

Somebody here just sent for more

Red and yellow cartoons saying we need two, we need two

More than you, more than you.

Solid brass statuary guards the door

Used to come as one, now it comes as four

Hmm, Hmm...



Somebody stole their minds

Somebody stole their minds

They say they can't find

What is kind, what is kind



Somebody stole their minds

Somebody stole their minds

They say they can't find

What is kind, what is kind



Fine man, crazy man, he can't see

Sound of the sunset, sound of the sea

Why do the people walk away from me

Nobody here wants to see that we are you, we are you

She's him, too, she's him, too

Fine man, crazy man, he can't see

Sound of the sunset, sound of the sea

Hmm, hmm...



Sound of the sunset, sound of the sea

Hmm, Hmm...

Hmmm...

About Auntie's Municipal Court

"Auntie's Municipal Court" is a standout track from The Monkees' 2012 compilation, Original Album Series, which reissues their classic 1966 debut. The song exemplifies the band's signature blend of pop-rock and whimsical storytelling, characteristic of their early work with producer Bob Crewe. Its playful narrative and catchy melody reflect the optimistic, family-friendly spirit that defined the group's initial run in the mid-1960s. As part of the band's broader discography, this recording highlights their ability to craft lighthearted songs that balanced humor with genuine musical energy, cementing their place in the history of 1960s television and pop music.