When was the song “Columbia (The Blue Note)” released by They Might Be Giants?

The song Columbia (The Blue Note) was released in 2005, on the album “Venue Songs”.

Who composed the song “Columbia (The Blue Note)” by They Might Be Giants?

The song “Columbia (The Blue Note)” by They Might Be Giants was composed by John Flansburgh, John Linnell.

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Columbia (The Blue Note)

John Flansburgh, John Linnell

The boys and the girls are getting together
At the Blue Note
I think we're all in for some groovy weather
At the Blue Note

At the Blue Note
People gather around
At the Blue Note
No need to feel down

'Cause there's a sugar-plum lollipop cinnamon rainbow
At the Blue Note
(Sugar-plum lollipop cinnamon rainbow)

At the Blue Note
People gather around
At the Blue Note
No need to hang your head down

'Cause there's a sugar-plum lollipop cinnamon rainbow
At the Blue Note
(Sugar-plum lollipop cinnamon rainbow)
Sugar-plum lollipop cinnamon rainbow
At the Blue Note
(Sugar-plum lollipop cinnamon rainbow)

There is some butterscotch lemon-drop sugary sunshine
At the Blue Note
(Butterscotch lemon-drop sugary sunshine)
There is some butterscotch lemon-drop sugary sunshine
At the Blue Note
(Butterscotch lemon-drop sugary sunshine)

Trivia about the song Columbia (The Blue Note) by They Might Be Giants

When was the song “Columbia (The Blue Note)” released by They Might Be Giants?: The song Columbia (The Blue Note) was released in 2005, on the album “Venue Songs”.
Who composed the song “Columbia (The Blue Note)” by They Might Be Giants?: The song “Columbia (The Blue Note)” by They Might Be Giants was composed by John Flansburgh, John Linnell.