When was the song “Coo Coo U” released by The Manhattan Transfer?

The song Coo Coo U was released in 1979, on the album “Extensions”.

Who composed the song “Coo Coo U” by The Manhattan Transfer?

The song “Coo Coo U” by The Manhattan Transfer was composed by Bill Loughbrough and D. Wheat.

The Manhattan Transfer

Coo Coo U

Bill Loughbrough / D. Wheat

Coo Coo U I think you're coo coo, coo coo u
How did you get so coo coo - how did you?

They say it's a fact that your head is cracked
(I think that you are loco)
You have blown your stack you're a maniac
(I think that you are loco)
I just heard the news that you blew a fuse
(I think that you are loco)
You're a paranoid and your head's a void
(I think that you are loco)

(Look In The Mirror)
You are in a fog since you slipped a cog
(I think that you are loco)
They will set you free with lobotomy
(I think that you are loco)
Your cerebral vault has a single fault
(I think that you are loco)
It is quite well known you've become a clone
(I think that you are loco)

Coo Coo U I think you're coo coo, coo coo u
How did you get so coo coo - how did you?

(What's on the news?)
Seen any good games shows lately?
I like the news.
I like game shows!

Psychoneurasthenic too much T.V.

Trivia about the song Coo Coo U by The Manhattan Transfer

When was the song “Coo Coo U” released by The Manhattan Transfer?: The song Coo Coo U was released in 1979, on the album “Extensions”.
Who composed the song “Coo Coo U” by The Manhattan Transfer?: The song “Coo Coo U” by The Manhattan Transfer was composed by Bill Loughbrough and D. Wheat.