Scumbag
John & Yoko/Plastic Ono BandWithFrank ZappaAndThe Mothers Of Invention Lyrics

Scumbag, scumbag,
The singer is using the word 'scumbag' repeatedly, potentially as a derogatory term for someone.

Scumbag, yeah! scumbag,
Again, the singer repeats the word 'scumbag,' sounding almost excited about it this time.

Scumbag, scumbag,
More repetition of the word 'scumbag.'

Scumbag, scumbag.
Once again, the artist chants the word 'scumbag' repeatedly.

Scumbag, scumbag.
The artist says 'scumbag' a couple more times.

Scumbag, scumbag.
Again, the word 'scumbag' is repeated.

Scumbag, scumbag.
The repetition of 'scumbag' continues.

Scumbag, scumbag.
More chanting of 'scumbag'.

Scumbag, scumbag, scumbag.
The artist adds another 'scumbag' to the repetition, emphasizing the word even more.

Scumbag.
The artist continues to use the word 'scumbag,' but only puts one this time, as if they're winding down the chant.

Scumbag, scumbag,
The singer repeats 'scumbag' a couple more times.

Scum, scum, scumbag,
The artist adds 'scum' to the mix, making for a more derogatory term. They also repeat the word several times.

Scumbag, scumbag, scumbag, scumbag,
Returning to using solely 'scumbag,' the singer places four in a row, really emphasizing the insult.

Scumbag, scumbag, scumbag, scumbag.
The singer says another set of four 'scumbags.'

Scumbag, scumbag, scumbag, scumbag, scumbag,
The singer accentuates the insult even more by putting five 'scumbags' in a row.

Scumbag, scumbag, scumbag, scumbag, scumbag,
More repetition of the derogatory term 'scumbag.'

Scumbag, scumbag, scumbag, scumbag, scumbag,
Reiterating the same phrase again, the artist is still using 'scumbag' as an insult.

Scum,
After all the usage of 'scumbag' and 'scum,' the singer simply says 'scum' by itself, still putting emphasis on it as an insult.

Scumbag, baby, scumbag,
The singer uses the phrase 'scumbag, baby,' still using it derogatorily, potentially aimed at a specific person.

Scumbag.
The artist says 'scumbag' one more time.

Scumbag, baby,
Another use of the derogatory phrase 'scumbag, baby.'

(scumbag, baby)
An additional emphasis on 'scumbag, baby.'

Scumbag, baby, (scumbag, baby)
Repeating the phrase 'scumbag, baby' again for added emphasis.

Scumbag, (scumbag, baby)
The phrase 'scumbag, baby' gets said again.

Scumbag, (scumbag, baby)
The singer reiterates the phrase once more.

Scumbag, oh yeah, (scumbag)
The singer puts an 'oh yeah' in between their usage of 'scumbag.'

Scumbag (scumbag)
More usage of the derogatory term 'scumbag.'

Scumbag (scumbag) (who's scumbag? )
The artist poses a question 'who's scumbag?' after using it again.

Hey, scumbag, (scumbag)
The artist addresses a specific person as 'scumbag,' using the derogatory term once more.

Scumbag (scumbag)
The phrase 'scumbag' is repeated.

Scumbag (scumbag)
Again, the singer uses the phrase 'scumbag.'

Scumbag, scumbag,
Using the phrase 'scumbag' again, the artist repeats it twice.

Scum, uh!
A slight variation on 'scum,' the artist ends the statement with an 'uh' sound as well.

Scumbag,
A short 'scumbag' is used once more before the artist ends the song.

Scumbag,
Another singular use of the word 'scumbag.'

Scumbag,
Once more, the artist uses the term 'scumbag.'

Scumbag (scumbag)
A final usage of 'scumbag' before the singer ends the song.

Scumbag,
Another use of 'scumbag.'

Scumbag,
Again, the singer utilizes the term 'scumbag.'

Scumbag,
A last use of 'scumbag' before the artist ends the song.

(oh, oh, oh, yeah)
The artist adds a little flourish at the end with a few exclamation sounds.

"good night, boys and girls!"
The singer clearly ends the song with a friendly farewell and exits the stage.