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- Silly Songs With Larry
- - 229,683 plays
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  - 78 shares
VeggieTales
Released 2001

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- 1
- The Water Buffalo Songs
- 01:16
- 20,700 plays

- 2
- The Hairbrush Song
- 03:04
- 19,877 plays

- 3
- The Dance Of The Cucumber
- 03:17
- 18,005 plays

- 4
- Love My Lips
- 03:23
- 17,719 plays

- 5
- The Pirates Who Don't Do Anything
- 03:16
- 23,396 plays

- 6
- The Song Of The Cebu
- 03:56
- 16,221 plays

- 7
- His Cheeseburger
- 03:08
- 30,113 plays

- 8
- The Yodeling Veterinarian Of The Alps
- 04:00
- 13,422 plays

- 9
- Endangered Love
- 03:17
- 12,309 plays

- 10
- Larry's High Silk Hat
- 03:51
- 10,618 plays

- 11
- Lost Puppies
- 01:09
- 8,329 plays

- 12
- Oh Santa!
- 05:15
- 9,583 plays

- 13
- Do The Moo Shoo
- 00:42
- 16,963 plays

- 14
- Silly Song Remix Medley
- 04:00
- 12,428 plays

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album review

Silly Songs With Larry is a delight for the whole family. Unlike many children's albums that might make their grownups want to run screaming after a couple of listens, Silly Songs With Larry is clever, with aural treats that will be appreciated by adults as well as their kids. Silly Songs is taken directly from segments of the Veggie Tales cartoons by the same name. Hosted by Larry the Cucumber, they are songs with no moral attached. They're just, well, silly, and that's what makes them so great. "The Hairbrush Song" is Silly Songs at its best -- an operatic ode to Larry's hairbrush. With a line like "shocked and slightly embarrassed at the sight of Larry in a towel," what more could you want? "The Pirates Who Don't Do Anything" is another highlight, a joyful song about laziness and Larry, who just doesn't get it. "His Cheeseburger" is a '50s-style love song to a cheeseburger, and "Do the Moo Shoo" is a perfect, albeit far too short, '80-style rap song. The only songs parents might want to skip for sanity's sake are two of the bonus tracks: "Lost Puppies," which is grating and will make you want to rip out your speakers, and "Oh Santa!," which lacks the cleverness of their other songs. All in all, it's a great album for the whole family, and is sure to be played over and over (and over) by your kids. ~ Melinda Hill, All Music Guide