Jingy

Bob Schneider · Lonelyland [2001]

[Incomprehensible]

I said I got a little monkey

His name is Jingy

First name Paulo

His middle name Joe

I call him Paulo Joe Jingy

He's my little monkey



Crawl on my back

Make himself at home



So Jingy Jingy Jingy won't you leave me alone

Jingy Jingy Jingy doesn't leave me alone

(Alone)



I said I got a little monkey

(Got a little monkey)

His name is Jingy

(His name is Jingy)

Oh, he's a pretty little monkey

(Pretty little monkey)

He's got teeth like dime



Oh they'll be shinin' in the moonlight

(Shinin' in the moonlight)

Oh, they'll be shinin' just like diamonds

(Shinin' just like diamonds)



Well they'd be coolin' my skin

Cut me to the bone



So Jingy Jingy Jingy won't you leave me alone

Now Jingy Jingy Jingy doesn't leave me alone

[Incomprehensible]

I got a little monkey

(Got a little monkey)

His name is Jingy

(His name is Jingy)

I got him buried up in a backyard

(Buried up in a backyard)

Underneath the onion tree

(Aah)



I can hear him crying

Oh yeah, I can hear him laughin'

I can hear him monkey come on after me

Jingy Jingy Jingy won't you let me be

Jingy Jingy Jingy he won't let me be

Jingy Jingy Jingy just let me be

Jingy Jingy Jingy never let me be

Jingy Jingy Jingy doesn't let me be

Jingy Jingy Jingy doesn't let me be



[Incomprehensible]

Jingy

Released on the 2001 album Lonelyland, "Jingy" is a high-energy track by Bob Schneider that exemplifies the driving rhythm and melodic sensibility of his early work. The song features a prominent, repetitive bassline that anchors the track, characteristic of Schneider's ability to blend punk energy with melodic pop structures. As part of the Lonelyland discography, it reflects the band's focus on catchy hooks and upbeat tempos during this period. The recording captures the raw, unpolished aesthetic of the early 2000s indie scene, showcasing Schneider's vocal delivery and songwriting approach that would define his subsequent career. The track stands as a testament to the enduring appeal of its infectious rhythm and straightforward composition.