Homework lyrics

Artist  : Brown Charlie 
Song : Homework



 Send "Homework" Ringtone to your Cell 

 
a song from a Peanuts special... 



    

    

  Sally: Homework! 

  Schroder: Homework! 

  Lucy: Homework! 

  Charlie Brown: Homework! 

  All: YUCK! 

   

  All: A book report on Peter Rabbit... 

   

  Sally: Peter Rabbit is this stupid book about
this stupid rabbit who 

stole vegetables from other people's gardens. 

1,2,3,4,5,6,7,8,9,10,11,12,13,14,15,16,17. Hmm,
83 to go. 

  Lucy: The name of the book about which 

  This book report is about is 

 Peter Rabbit which is about this 

  Rabbit. 

  Schroder: I found it very... 

            I liked the part where... 

            It was a... 

            It reminded me of Robin Hood! 



  Schroder: And the part where Little John jumped
from the rock on the 

Sherriff of Nottingham's back, and then Robin and
everyone sprung from the 

trees in a sudden surprise aTtack, and he
captured the sherriff and all of 

his goods and he carried him back to the camp in
the woods and the 

sherriff was guest at the dinner and all but he
wiggled the call and the 

men rushed in and the arrows flew... 

            Peter Rabbit had sort of that kind of
thing too... 

  Sally: The other people's name was MacGregor.
18,19,20,21,22,23. Hmmm. 

  Linus: In examining such a work as Peter
Rabbit, it is important that 

the superficial characteristics of its
deceptively simple plot should not 

be allowed to blind the reader to the more
substantial fabric of its 

deeper motivations. In this report, I plan to
discuss the sociallogical 

implications of family pressures so great as to
drive an otherwise moral 

rabbit to acts of thievery, which he consciously
knew where against the 

law. I also hope to explore the personality of
Mister MacGregor, in his 

conflicting role of farmer and humanitarian.
Peter Rabbit is established 

from the start as a benevolent hero, and it is
only with the increase of 

social pressure that the seams in his moral
fabric... 



  Charlie Brown: If I start writing now, when I'm
not really rested, it 

could upset my thinking, which is not good at
all. I'll get a fresh start 

tomorrow and it's not due till Wednesday, so I'll
have all of Tuesday 

unless something should happen. Why does this
always happen? I should be 

outside playing, getting fresh air and sunshine,
I work best under 

pressure, and there'll be lots of pressure if I
wait till tomorrow, I 

should start writing now. But if I start writing
now, when I'm not really 

rested, it could upset my thinking, which is not
good at all... 

    

  Sally: The name of the rabbit was Peter.
24,25,26,27,28,29,30! Ha! 

  Schroder: Down came the staff on his head,
smash! 

            And Robin fell like a sack full of
lead, crash! 

            The sheriff laughed, and he left him
for dead, ha! 

            But he was wrong! 

  Sally: 35,36,37,38,39,40! 

  Schroder: Just then an arrow flew in, whing!


            It was the sign for the fight to
begin, zing! 

            And then it looked like the sheriff
would win, ha! 

            But not for long... 

            Away they ran, just like rabbits 

            Who run a lot 

            As you can tell from the story of
Peter Rabbit 

            Who this report 

            Is about... 



   Charlie Brown:                            
Lucy: 

    

   How do they expect us to write a  

       book report                           
There were vegetables in the 

   Of any quality                               
garden... 

   In just two days?                         
Such as lettuce, and carrots 

                                              
and onions, and mushrooms 

   How can they conspire to make               
(continues to list 

vegetables 

      

   (oops.) 

   How can they conspire to make               
(continues to list 

   life so miserable,                           
vegetables in background) 

   And so insensible in so many 

     ways? 

    

  Linus: Not to mention the deeply-rooted
pressure exerted on him by his 

extreme sibling rivalry with Flopsy, Mopsy, and
Cottontail... 

   

  Lucy: The name of the book about which, 

        This book report is about is... 

  All: Peter Rabbit, Peter Rabbit... 

  Sally: 74,75,76,77,78,79 

  Lucy: And they were very very very very very
very happy to be home. 

        The end... 

  Sally: 94,95 

  Lucy: The very, very, very end... 

  Sally: Amen. 

    

  Charlie Brown: A book report on Peter Rabbit...




   Sigh. One mistake: in Schroder's first
section, it should read "And the 

sheriff was guest at the dinner and all but he
wriggled away and he 

sounded the call.