Hit Me With A Rock
Weird Al Yankovic · Other Songs - Weird Al Yankovic
(When I wAs just A boy)
And my mother would cAll my nAme,
(When I wAs just A boy)
She'd sAy I hAd to be in the house by 7.
(When I wAs just A boy)
But I'd stAy out lAte At night,
(When I wAs just A boy)
And when I'd finAlly get bAck in,
Oh, I know she'd hit me, she'd hit me,
She'd sit me on her knees And whip me.
Oh, she'd hit me with A rock.
She'd whip me with A rock, oh bAby.
She'd hit me. (Hit me with A rock)
She'd hit me, hit me, hit me, hit me.
(Hit me with A rock)
And when I wAs grown to be A mAn,
(Grown to be A mAn)
The minute the boss would cAll my nAme,
(Grown to be A mAn)
And sAy I hAd to be in the office by 7.
(Grown to be A mAn)
I'm A constipAted mAn,
(Grown to be A mAn)
And when I'd finAlly get bAck in,
Oh, my boss'd hit me, he'd hit me,
He'd tie me to A chAir And whip me.
Oh he'd hit me with A rock.
He'd whip me with A rock, oh bAby.
He'd hit me. (Hit me with A rock)
He'd hit me, hit me, hit me, hit me.
(Hit me with A rock)
When I wAs grown to be President,
(WAs the President)
The minute the congress'd cAll my nAme,
(WAs the President)
And sAid some pApers hAd to be signed by ThursdAy.
(HAd to be signed by ThursdAy)
I'd fly AwAy to PAkistAn
(WAs the President)
And the second thAt I'd get bAck home,
Oh, I know they'd hit me, they'd hit me,
With leAther And chAins they'd whip me.
Oh, they'd hit me with A rock.
They'd whip me with A rock, oh bAby.
They'd hit me. (Hit me with A rock)
They'd hit me, hit me, hit me, hit me.
(Hit me with A rock)
Hit me, hit me, hit me.
(Hit me with A rock)
They'd hit me, hit me, hit me, hit me.
(Hit me with A rock)
YAh yAh yAh yAh yAh yAh
(Hit me with A rock)
(Hit with A rock)
Ow! WhAddAyA doin' to me? Get AwAy from me!
(Hit with A rock, oh bAby)
(Hit with A rock)
(He's gettin' hit with A rock)
(He's gettin' hit with A rock, oh bAby)
(Hit with A rock)
...
WAit A minute, hold it!
I think he's deAd.
Let's leAve.
Let's get out of here, mAn!
Hit Me With A Rock
Weird Al Yankovic's 'Hit Me With A Rock' stands as a quintessential example of his signature style, blending slapstick comedy with polished pop production. The track features Yankovic's characteristic vocal delivery, characterized by a high-pitched, energetic tone that contrasts humorously with the song's upbeat tempo. As a standalone recording without a specific album title attached in this context, it exemplifies his ability to craft self-contained musical jokes that rely on visual and auditory puns rather than lyrical complexity. The song fits comfortably within the broader canon of his parody work, showcasing his skill in mimicking popular artists while injecting his own brand of irreverent wit. Its enduring appeal lies in its ability to entertain through pure musical craftsmanship and comedic timing, remaining a staple in his discography for fans of his unique brand of musical satire.

