No Hair
Larry The Cable Guy Lyrics


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I always get really irritated when you go out to eat,
and stuff, you know. I took this girl out to eat a
while back, we had a nice place.
I rolled the window up and the tray fell off,
and, uh, she's like, "You got mustard on my jacket!"

I'm like, "What the hell are you bitching about?
I had to smoke 800 packs of cigarettes to get the jacket!"

Ungrateful, is what she was.
I'd have madder than a deaf mute playing "Bingo",
getting "Bingo", and trying to holler out "Bingo!".
That's funny!

"B5."

"Nga, nga!"

I ain't gonna get married,
though, I thought I was once.
I met this red head, uh, no hair,
just a red head, and, uh, yeah,
she burnt up in a trailer fire a while back there.
Yeah, it was my fault. It was her birthday and I was
lighting farts, and, uh, she was a little too close
to me and I singed her eyebrows,
her hair burnt up and she running around the trailer
and caught the trailer on fire,
and I called the fire department.
They couldn't find us no where and we had to meet them
halfway, you know. Good thing we ran a couple red lights
or we'd have lost a whole kitchen on that place there.

My Grandma been married 'bout 60 years.
And, uh, she just died recently,
104, and, uh, but they saved the baby.
Lord, I apologize for talking about my Grandma like
that, and be with the starving pygmies down there in New Guinea. Amen.

But, my Grandma, she'd been married about 60 years,
and I was asking her about marraige,
you know, 'cause she ought to know,
and we was talking the other day about an hour,
you know, she sitting there.

I said, "You think I ought to get married?"

You know what she said? "Shut the door I'm trying to poop!"

You believe that? And then she kept talking to me with the door there.

[making struggling noises occastionally] She's like,
"I don't understand why you wanna get married.
You've only been dating that girl maybe two,
three years at the most, there."

Daggone. "Why don't you drop the chalupa,
and then come on out and talk to me. I mean this is ridiculous!"

And that's the thing about relatives,
you know. They don't care if you're in the toilet,
you know. They just walk right in on you. I was in there the other day.

[makes struggling noise]

Here come my sister, barging in. "I gotta get my hairspray."

"Hello! McFly, hello!"

Then she like, "Oooooh, it smells like crap in here!"

"What do you think's coming out of my hind end?
Twizzlers? Daggone, you heard me 'huuugh' going like
that, didn't you? What do you think I'm doing,
lifting weights in here? Daggone,
I'm trying to drop a stink pickle for Pete's sake.
You are harder to understand than a hairlip ordering
Biggy Fries, I tell you."

Haha, that's funny.

"Can I help you?"

"Uh, wiggy fifes?"

"What the hell are wiggy fifes?"

Lord, I apologize for talking about the retard ordering




wiggy fifes, and be with the starving pygmies down
there in New Guinea. Amen.

Overall Meaning

Larry The Cable Guy's song No Hair is a comedic and nonsensical country ballad that recounts humorous anecdotes from the perspective of Larry, the singer. The song is a series of unrelated stories and musings that range from his experiences at restaurants to his grandmother's advice on marriage. Larry starts the song by describing how he took a girl out to eat, and the tray fell off the window, causing mustard to spill on the girl's jacket. The girl complains, and Larry retaliates by telling her that she should be grateful since he smoked 800 packs of cigarettes to buy her the jacket.


Larry then talks about his views on marriage, stating that he doesn't want to get married even though he once thought of it. He recounts a story where a woman he was with burned up in a trailer fire while he was lighting farts. Larry also humorously describes how his grandmother, who had been married for sixty years, gave him advice on marriage while she was in the bathroom.


Throughout the song, Larry inserts random phrases and sound effects, such as "B5" and "Nga, nga." He also apologizes to God and asks Him to help starving pygmies in New Guinea for some of his inappropriate jokes.


Overall, the song is a lighthearted and nonsensical attempt at comedy that employs a country music style and Larry's signature southern accent to deliver chuckle-inducing stories to the audience.


Line by Line Meaning

I always get really irritated when you go out to eat, and stuff, you know. I took this girl out to eat a while back, we had a nice place.
I get annoyed when trivial things go wrong during a fancy dinner. On a past date, in a beautiful restaurant, the tray fell off keeping me busy all day. She complained about mustard stains which made me lose my cool


I'm like, "What the hell are you bitching about? I had to smoke 800 packs of cigarettes to get the jacket!" Ungrateful, is what she was.
She was being ungrateful about the mustard stains because even to buy that jacket, I had to smoke 800 packs of cigarettes. Hence, her complaint was trifling


I'd have madder than a deaf mute playing "Bingo", getting "Bingo", and trying to holler out "Bingo!". That's funny! "B5." "Nga, nga!"
I would have gotten furious, angrier than a deaf mute trying to win a game of 'Bingo' but having trouble shouting 'Bingo' having hit it, it's just something an over-exaggeration for comic effect.


I ain't gonna get married, though, I thought I was once. I met this red head, uh, no hair, just a red head, and, uh, yeah, she burnt up in a trailer fire a while back there. Yeah, it was my fault. It was her birthday and I was lighting farts, and, uh, she was a little too close to me and I singed her eyebrows, her hair burnt up and she running around the trailer and caught the trailer on fire, and I called the fire department. They couldn't find us no where and we had to meet them halfway, you know. Good thing we ran a couple red lights or we'd have lost a whole kitchen on that place there.
Although I thought I would previously, I don't want to marry now. I once had a girlfriend of red hair and bald appearance who unfortunately died in a fire. I was lighting farts with the birthday girl too close to me and I set her hair on fire which burned the trailer too that we were in, and luckily we could call the fire department before getting caught ourselves.


My Grandma been married 'bout 60 years. And, uh, she just died recently, 104, and, uh, but they saved the baby. Lord, I apologize for talking about my Grandma like that, and be with the starving pygmies down there in New Guinea. Amen.
My grandma lived 104 years and was married for 60 years before she died recently. The family had a baby while grandma was alive. I apologize for the commentary on my grandmother and pray for the poor pygmies in New Guinea


But, my Grandma, she'd been married about 60 years, and I was asking her about marraige, you know, 'cause she ought to know, and we was talking the other day about an hour, you know, she sitting there.
Given that my grandmother lived with her husband for six decades, I asked her about marriage since she was the right person with insights. We talked for about an hour, and she sat the whole time.


You know what she said? "Shut the door I'm trying to poop!" You believe that? And then she kept talking to me with the door there. [making struggling noises occastionally] She's like, "I don't understand why you wanna get married. You've only been dating that girl maybe two, three years at the most, there." Daggone. "Why don't you drop the chalupa, and then come on out and talk to me. I mean this is ridiculous!"
She asked me to shut the door as she wanted to use the restroom. Can you even believe it? We kept chatting while she was inside. Grandma said she doesn't see why I want to get married, considering the girl and I have spent only 2-3 years together. She asked why I didn't leave the restroom and engage in face-to-face conversation. It's all unbelievable.


And that's the thing about relatives, you know. They don't care if you're in the toilet, you know. They just walk right in on you. I was in there the other day. [makes struggling noise] Here come my sister, barging in. "I gotta get my hairspray." "Hello! McFly, hello!" Then she like, "Oooooh, it smells like crap in here!" "What do you think's coming out of my hind end? Twizzlers? Daggone, you heard me 'huuugh' going like that, didn't you? What do you think I'm doing, lifting weights in here? Daggone, I'm trying to drop a stink pickle for Pete's sake. You are harder to understand than a hairlip ordering Biggy Fries, I tell you." Haha, that's funny. "Can I help you?" "Uh, wiggy fifes?" "What the hell are wiggy fifes?" Lord, I apologize for talking about the retard ordering wiggy fifes, and be with the starving pygmies down there in New Guinea. Amen.
And that's the peculiarity of relatives. They would not mind walking in as you use the restroom. I was using the bathroom, here comes my sister saying she needs her hairspray. She mocked the smell saying that bathroom stinks, and I reminded her it should be obvious since I'm defecating. When she asked what it smells of, I explained that it is a bowel movement. We had a laugh about how ridiculous our conversation is. It's funny how people misspeak, just as some person placed a disallowed order of 'wiggy fifes'. Nonetheless, an apology goes to that person and prayers go out to starving pygmies in New Guinea.




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CableGuyArchive

Got any old and/or rare Larry the Cable Guy bits/albums? Contact me below! Looking for his 1995 Law & Disorder album.

tater anus

i might, my dad had a shitload of old CDs, I'll look through them but don't get your hopes up because a lot of them were damaged by water, and that is also about the only format i dont have a way to play...

Randy Randy

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Shawn Pattavina

I had to call Larry every Friday morning for the Chris Baker Morning show on 101.9 the Edge in Omaha in the late 90's. The best phone calls I ever had to make, 3 min on the phone with one of the funniest dudes was funnier than a deaf mute playing bingo gettin bingo trying to holler out bingo. I would like to find the letters he would write and read for the morning show. Can't find them anywhere.

Denise Young

I love Larry he is so funny. I wish this had been filmed so we could see him perform this. He is even funnier when you watch him.

cymanca

The man’s timing , voice and presentation are sheer comedic genius.

Devin Svennson

Maybe the king of one liners.

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Craig Capell

I still can listen to Larry all evening long after a couple of beers. I love the guy. Just miss the young get er done Larry ❤

Blake Holland

My family owned this CD for years before it "disappeared". We used to listen to this time and time again and laughed hysterically every time. Great times!

Buckeye_Boy_74

One of the best comedy shows of all time..!

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