'piss Aaron'
Todd Rundgren · Other Songs - Todd Rundgren
Things are still the same, it seems
As when he lived it in his teens as a kid in school
Aaron was a junior, the class of '32
His momma called him angel,
but everybody knew he was the
King king, the gross out king
They called him Piss Aaron
They always caught him pissin' in the hall
Piss Aaron, he never would refuse when nature called
Dumb Larry from homeroom 9
Kept his locker full of weeds
Just to satisfy his smoking needs and his love of fire
Went to a game and lit a stink bomb in the bleachers
The coach, the cheer leader, and
the chem teacher, and the
Dean dean, duh dean dean was after
Dumb Larry, they always caught him smokin' in the john
Dumb Larry, you never would have missed him
when he's gone
Chuck Biscuits, conservative-jive
The biggest pig in all the school
He would sit and smack his lips and drool
as he eyed your lunch
I left a bag in his desk one night
A raw egg sandwich and when Hungry took a bite
he had
to
Up chuck, uh up up-chuck, a'pukin'
Chuck Biscuits, they always caught him eatin'
in the class
'piss Aaron' by Todd Rundgren
Released in 1972 on the album *Todd Rundgren*, this track stands as a defining example of progressive rock and art rock from the early 1970s. The song features Rundgren's signature multi-instrumental approach, showcasing his ability to blend rock instrumentation with complex studio production techniques that were revolutionary for the era. Thematically, it explores the tension between authority and individuality, utilizing a driving rhythm and distinctive vocal delivery to create a memorable sonic landscape. As a key piece in Rundgren's discography, it reflects the experimental spirit of his work during the transition from the late 60s to the 70s, influencing subsequent generations of artists who valued studio innovation alongside traditional songwriting structures.