Peter Guest Jul 16, 2009:

more skin You gotta have skin.
All you really need is skin.
Skin's the thing that if you got it outside,
It helps keep your insides in.

It covers your nose,
And it's wrapped around your toes.
And inside it you put lemon meringue,
And outside ya hang your clothes.

Skin is what ya feel at home in.
And without it, furthermore,
Both your liver and abdomen
Would keep falling on the floor.

(And you'd be dressed in your intestine)

A Siamese twin
Needs an extra set of skin.
When the doctor knows that you're feeling sick
Where does he stick his needle in?
In the end of your skin.

All your friends and all your kinfolks,
Whether poor or whether rich,
They have all got lots of skin, folks,
It's convenient when they itch.

(Nothing can match it when ya scratch it)

It fits perfectly.
Yours fits you, and mine fits me.
When you're sitting down, it folds and looks grand.
And then when you stand, it's where it's been.
Ain't ya glad you've got skin!

When you were just a little baby, why your skin fit fine.
And it still is gonna fit you when you're six foot nine.
So whether you're fat, tall, big, small, chubby or thin,
Ain't ya glad you've got skin

Peter Guest Jul 16, 2009:

full version http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=f-r_GdVNdkw

Peter Guest Jul 16, 2009:

You've gotta have skin You gotta have skin,
All you really need is skin
Skin's the thing that if you've got it outside
It helps keep your insides in

It covers your nose,
And it's wrapped around your toes
And inside it you put lemon meringue
And outside, you hang your clothes

Skin is what you feel at home in
And without it, furthermore
Both your liver and abdomen
Would keep falling on the floor
(And you'd be dressed in your intestine)

A Siamese twin
Needs an extra set of skin
And when the doctor knows that you're feelin' sick
Where does he stick his needle in?
In the end of your skin

Eileen Brophy Jul 16, 2009:

I take the "piel" to be metaphorical meaning of wrapping, cover, layer, etc. correct?

Eileen Brophy Jul 16, 2009:

The packaging is the outer layer of the products.... this does not refer to products but to something else? I can understand that this is a generalisation, but that it refers to something else, that I do not understand as a product when packed is a product, whatever it may be.

Montse Ballesteros Jul 16, 2009:

I like Sandra's proposal, outer wrapping. :)