Released on September 1, 2010

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[Verse 1: Jace McLain]

You need good oral skills for innuendos to succeed

If it's firm and rounded it'll come quickly indeed

If you stay abreast, oh you will have such fun

It comes together well like a weenie to the bun

Before you know it they will start spewing from your mouth

And from that point on the conversation will go south

So experiment a bit and then you will be on a roll

You gotta cover all the bases and fill up all the holes


[Chorus: Jace McLain & Rachel Ryberg]

Innuendo, Innuendo

Don't be a stiff and you'll comprehendo

Innuendo, Innuendo

You will grasp it in the end-o


[Verse 2: Jace McLain]

Innuendo's best when no one knows it's gonna come

When it penetrates the ears it might be shocking to some

Think about it long and hard, so it's easier to swallow

Avoid limp phrases so that anyone can follow

By now I hope that you have fully mounted the idea

And rest assured your skills are gonna grow over the years

Try not to use it too much, don't overdo the joke

They're not as funny when they're getting shoved right down your throat


[Chorus: Jace McLain & Rachel Ryberg]

Innuendo, Innuendo

Don't be a stiff and you'll comprehendo

Innuendo, Innuendo

You will grasp it in the end-o


[Guitar Solo]


[Bridge: Jace McLain]

That joke sucks, that joke blows

Experiment a bit until you find the right joke

That joke sucks, that joke blows

There are many mass debates on a good innuendo

[Chorus/Outro: Jace McLain & Rachel Ryberg, Jace McLain]

Innuendo, Innuendo

Don't be a stiff and you'll comprehendo

Innuendo, Innuendo

You will grasp it in the end-o

Innuendo, Innuendo (Innuendo's best when you don't overdo the joke)

Don't be a stiff and you'll comprehendo

Innuendo, Innuendo (It's not as funny if it's getting shoved right down your throat)

You will grasp it in the end-o