Pancakes
Marvin Pontiac Lyrics

One Sunday morning
The song begins by describing a particular Sunday morning.

She woke up in my bed
The singer mentions that a woman woke up in his bed that Sunday morning.

She looked in the mirror
The woman looked at herself in the mirror.

I saw she likes what she sees
The singer noticed that the woman seemed to like her own appearance.

She put on her jewelry
The woman put on her jewelry before leaving the room.

Went to her grandma's house
The woman left the room to go to her grandma's house.

But she didn't make me pancakes
The singer notes that despite the woman's presence in his bed, she did not make him pancakes.

Her feet are like pillows
The singer describes the woman's feet as being soft and comfortable like pillows.

Her hair moves from side to side
The woman's hair is described as moving from side to side.

So very special
The singer emphasizes the woman's uniqueness and specialness.

She keeps little bears inside
The woman apparently keeps little bears inside of herself in some way.

You're safe from her eyes
The singer suggests that the woman's beauty is safe and not dangerous in any way.

Her beauty is completely sane
The woman's appearance is described as being completely normal and acceptable.

She walked 'cross the floor
The woman walked across the floor at some point during the song.

She smiled as she whispered my name (Marvin)
The woman apparently smiled and whispered the singer's name (Marvin) at some point during the song.

She moves with a certain grace
The singer notes that the woman moves with a certain grace and elegance.

She likes ugly children
The woman apparently has a fondness for children who are considered ugly or unattractive.

They come up, lick her face
These same children apparently come up to the woman and lick her face in some way.

She didn't make me pancakes
The chorus repeats, emphasizing that the woman did not make pancakes for the singer despite her presence in his bed.