What do you want? Who wants the new Dr. D? You want it? You want the old way or the new way? Hold on, hold on. We'll do it this way. Old way. New way. It's old way. It's the old way, Joe. We'll do the old way, if you can scream loud enough to impress Joe Gittleman, the bass fiddler, man. On the count of three. One, two, three. Let's do this! I know you heard the noise from down below and it's coming from the basement. It's underneath the house now and it's right in the foundation. Well, it's the noise we love to make. Happy as we have been making. While Dr. D watches TV, this house is *** shaking. He looks like he's in his place. He's got a wife with a pretty face. Introducing him for birthday. The philosopher Dr. D! Do it! A nice, nice, nice neighborhood and a switch to racecar. Where the tough things to obtain, but Dr. D ain't there. And he will not be taking it easy. He'll not lose it lazy. He does those dope-ass saxophones. He must be *** crazy! He looks like he's in his place! He's got a wife with a pretty face. Just get to know him for a day. And then the super Dr. D! What a noisy! What a noisy! Well, what the *** is he doing? What's he doing in the attic? He's taking vials from the room and he's eating his soup. Do you understand? Well, he ***s right together. Brains that I can stand broken. Bam, bam, bam, bam, bam, bam, bam. And I'm not *** joking. He looks like he's in his place. He's got a wife with a pretty face. Just get to know him for a day. And then the super Dr. D! What a noisy! What the *** is he doing? What the *** is he doing?