Look In The Fridge (for Sarah)
If you can’t find what you’re looking for
If you can’t find what you’re looking for
If you can’t find what you’re looking for
Why don’t you look in the fridge?
If you can’t find the cheese that you’re looking for
If you can’t find the keys that you’re looking for
Or the birds and the bees that you’re looking for
Listen please, look in the fridge
If it ain’t on the news what you’re looking for
If your Gran’s on the booze who you’re looking for
And she’s not in the loos where you’re looking for
Why don’t yous look in the fridge?
If you can’t find the route that you’re looking for
If you can’t find the boot that you’re looking for
If you can’t find the suit that you’re looking for
Don’t dispute, look in the fridge
If you can’t find the bowl that you’re looking for
If you can’t find the role that you’re looking for
If you can’t find the hole that you’re looking for
Take control, look in the fridge
If you can’t find the car that you’re looking for
If you can’t find the star that you’re looking for
If it’s not in the bra that you’re looking for
Don’t look far, look in the fridge
If you can’t find the thrill that you’re looking for
If you can’t find the pill that you’re looking for
If you can’t find the drill that you’re looking for
Here’s the skill, look in the fridge
If you can’t find the train that you’re looking for
If you can’t find the brain that you’re looking for
If you can’t find the pain that you’re looking for
Look again, look in the fridge
If you can’t find the sun that you’re looking for
If you can’t find the gun that you’re looking for
If you can’t find the one that you’re looking for
Do not run, look in the fridge
From the salad mayonnaise that you’re looking for
That poetic little phrase that you’re looking for
To the hope of better days that you’re looking for
and the job that more than pays what you’re looking for
If the world of loading bays is life you’re looking for
then you’re not the sharpest knife in the kitchen drawer
You must look inside the fridge, beyond the warehouse floor
From the get free out of jail card you’re looking for
To French existential hell, ‘Qui suis-je encore?’ (Who am I still?)
If what in the Daily Mail is what you’re looking for
You should bloody well look in the fridge!