Squeeze Box

The song is an extended double entendre comparing an accordion (“squeeze box”) with squeezing women parts in bed. The Who wanted to see if they could get away with a song about explicit sex and it seemed to work. Come on, what happened to the angry, defiant Who of, “My Generation,” “Won’t Get Fooled Again” and “Mama’s Got a Squeeze Box?” Homer Simpson "Squeeze Box" is a song by The Who. "Squeezebox" is a slang term for accordions and related instruments. The song consists exclusively of sexual innuendo. Written by Pete Townshend, the song was originally intended for a Who television special planned in 1974.

Squeeze Box Lyrics The Who Mama's got a squeeze box She wears on her chest And when Daddy comes home He never gets no rest 'Cause she's playing all night And the music's all right Mama's got a squeeze box Daddy never sleeps at night Well the kids don't eat And the dog can't sleep There's no escape from the music In the whole damn street 'Cause she's playing all night And the music's all right Mama's got a squeeze box Daddy never sleeps at night She goes in and out and in and out and in and out and in and out She's playing all night And the music's all right Mama's got a squeeze box Daddy never sleeps at night She goes, squeeze me, come on and squeeze me Come on and tease me like you do I'm so in love with you Mama's got a squeeze box Daddy never sleeps at night She goes in and out and in and out and in and out and in and out 'Cause she's playing all night And the music's all right Mama's got a squeeze box Daddy never sleeps at night Produced By Glyn Johns Written By Pete Townshend Record Label Polydor Records Vocals Roger Daltrey Drums Keith Moon Bass John Entwistle Harmony Vocals John Entwistle & Pete Townshend Accordion Pete Townshend Banjo Pete Townshend Guitar Pete Townshend Tambourine Roger Daltrey Recorded At Shepperton Studios, Surrey, England Release Date January 16, 1976