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Jun 5, 2010 · Denis Leary on Coffee [Lock N Load] Never afraid to say whats on his mind Denis unleashes it the best way he can. From His 1997 stand-up Special.
Anything other than coffee flavored coffee, is not coffee.
"Coffee-flavored coffee." I'll stick that menu right up your ass, kid! Menu... coffee doesn't need a menu, it needs a cup, that's all it needs! Maybe a saucer underneath the cup,...
Coffee Flavored Coffee is back. Inspired by the great Denis Leary, this fan favorite is a great tasting coffee with no frills. Delicious on it's own or pairs great with any milks or sweeteners. This is darn good tasting coffee or we wouldn't have it in our offerings, no joke!
The song takes an amusing turn when Leary realizes that his coffee has been flavored with maple syrup, leaving him perplexed. He humorously rejects the notion of a “maple nut crunch” flavor, quipping about the unlikely existence of maple nuts in Colombia.
Song Lyrics: So, lemme ask you this. Is it impossible to get a cup of coffee flavored coffee anymore, in this country? What happened with coffee? Did I miss a ******' meeting with the coffee? You can get every other flavor except COFFEE-flavored coffee.
Nov 25, 2018 · Coffee. Provided to YouTube by Universal Music Group Coffee · Denis Leary Lock 'N Load ℗ 1997 A&M Records Released on: 1997-01-01 Producer: Joe Blaney Producer: Chris Phillips Author: Denis...
So about a year ago, working on Long Island, making a movie, I'm driving around in my truck, and I see a 7-Eleven and it dawns on me, "Of course, 7-Eleven! I can get a cup of coffee flavored coffee in 7-Eleven. What could be more basic than the 7-goddamn-Eleven?"
In Denis Leary's comedic song "Coffee," he criticizes the lack of availability of simple coffee-flavored coffee in modern-day coffee shops. He expresses frustration with the over-complicated menu options that include flavors like mochaccino, chocaccino, frapaccino, and capuccino, suggesting that coffee only needs a cup and saucer.
Aug 27, 1997 · Leary, a comic for 12 years, fumed over one famous coffee house chain’s serving every type of coffee except “coffee-flavored coffee”; and a certain doughnut chain’s selling syrup-scented ...
