[Hook] (Bati-yadi-yadi-yara) Bat it-bit it-bit it better (Bati-yadi-yadi-yara) Beat that batter—bask in butter Beat it buttered—Brace for bother [Verse 1] Yo! If the butter's battered, is the batter better? Or if the butter's bitter, is the butter bothered? And if unbothered's butter, is bittered butter better? Or is battered butter brighter, for being battered better? [Hook 2] Bitter! Better! Batter! Butter! Bitter! Better! Batter! Butter! Bitter! Better! Batter! Butter! Bitter! Better! Batter! Butter! Bitter! Better! Batter! Butter! Bitter! Better! Batter! Butter! You know Betsy bats it better, Better than bittered butter, But Buster's batter's bitter, And Buster's bitter's better, But her buttered batter's battier, And batterer butter's better, But if Buster's bittered butter's battered, then Buster's butter'd bat her butter, But Betsy's butter's better, so Buster's butter's bothered! [Hook] (Bati-yadi-yadi-yara) Bat it-bit it-bit it better (Bati-yadi-yadi-yara) Beat that batter—bask in butter Beat it buttered—Brace for bother [Verse 3] Tell me, does the bitter butter taste better than a better batted butter or is the bitter the better for buttery bonheur? Or maybe the batter's the bet to a better butter of buttery pleasure? And if Betty want a bitter batter but Betsy want a better batter, should the buttery batter be bitter or better battered? And if Britney like bitter buttery batter over better battered battery, is it better for other but her? And if a bothered battery is buttered into a bitter batter for a better bitter in the buttery batter, is it still butter, or now better that it's bitterer? If the battered butter is bittered by better bets of flavour but the buttery of the butter is not better, is it bothered? Or a better butter? If Betsy battered her husband with butter, is it battery? Or a butty buttered bit? (Hey!) And if bitter is better for butter is a bitter butter better than a buttery butt?... wait [Hook 2] Bitter! Better! Batter! Butter! Bitter! Better! Batter! Butter! Bitter! Better! Batter! Butter! Bitter! Better! Batter! Butter! Bitter! Better! Batter! Butter! Bitter! Better! Batter! Butter! Bitter! Better! Batter! Butter! Beat it buttered—Brace for bother [Verse 4] But now the butler's bothered 'bout the battery batted in his buttery batter now a bit too bitter for the bratty b*tch he has to banter. But the butler's banner is better than a brat's bite of bitter bottled bait butter and bet her a better bit of butter that bitter butter beats battered butter, but the brat bet a boat the better butter is battered. The bout of buttery bet's 'bout to beat the bastion of best butter, but a bat bit the butler's butt while he batted his bitter battered butter. He had to bat the bat with a bat to save his bitterer butter and bitten butt. The brat bit a bit of battered laughter while the butler's battling a bat with a bat in a bout of buttered beating, but also hit the beets while beating the bat to the beat of the brat's bout. Do beets in butter make better butter than bitter butter and battered butter? And would the beaten batted bat be better with butter? Still, the butler had beaten beets to the beat of a brat batting her butter while betting bitter butter's better. [Hook 2] Bitter! Better! Batter! Butter! Bitter! Better! Batter! Butter! Bitter! Better! Batter! Butter! Bitter! Better! Batter! Butter! Bitter! Better! Batter! Butter! Bitter! Better! Batter! Butter! Bitter! Better! Batter! Butter! Bo-bo-bo-bo-bo-bo-bop!!! [Hook] (Bati-bati-yadi-yada) Bat it better—Better batter (Bati-bati-yadi-yada) Beat that batter—bask in butter Beat it buttered—Brace for bother
