McCARTNEY II
Released: May 26, 1980

BOGEY MUSIC
By Paul McCartney
 
Ev'rybody bogey, a-dig that bogey beat,
Man, that bogey rhythm smells so clean and sweet.
Ev'rybody bogey, bogey on to the street,
Oh, without bogey music my life is [bad word] 
Without bogey music my life is [bad word] 
 
Everybody bogey, a-dig that bogey beat,
Hey, hey,
Ho, ho,
Okay,
Oh, oh.
 
If you little bogeys want to sing along,
You've got to clean your bogey act up 
And learn the bogey song.
Without bogey music my life is [bad word] 
Without bogey music life is [bad word] 
Without bogey music life is [bad word] 
 
Bogey music, bogey music,
Bogey music, bogey music.
 
Alright, here we are now tonight in bogey land.
 
Well, when the younger bogeys here that bogey sound,
Ev'ry little bogey a-got to bogey down.
Bogey, man, bogey, 
Bogey, man, bogey.
Bogey, man, bogey on down.
 
Bogey music, bogey music, 
Bogey music, bogey music, 
Bogey music, bogey music,
Oh, bogey music,
Bogey, man, bogey on down.
Bogey music, oh.
 
All you little bogeys, I want you to sing along,
Clean your bogey act up and learn the bogey song.
Without bogey music life is [bad word] 
You know, it... suckers.
 
Oooh, bogey music, 
Oooh, bogey music,
Bogey music, 
Bogey music,
Bogey music.
 
Note: 
Bogey Music was inspired by Raymond Briggs' book "Fungus the Bogeyman" published by Hamish Hamilton, London in 1977. Bogey men live deep beneath the earth. Their lifestyle is almost opposite to that of the people on the surface, who they call "dry cleaners". Bogey men hate music and prefer wet, slimy clothes to warm and clean ones. But the younger generation rebel and develop a taste for rock and roll and cleanliness.
Bogey Music is the first record made by "dry cleaners" for the expanding Bogey market.