Babelfishing Poetry: "Your Father's Donkey Knows What He's Doing" Hey, it's time for more Babelfishing poetry, where I take song lyrics, run them through an on-line translator such as (but not necessarily) Babelfish, tweak the punctuation a bit, and wind up with a quirky kind of poem. This week's feature, chosen at random, is the Coasters' novelty song " Yakety Yak " (listen to the Coasters' version here , or listen to a French version by Québécois duo Les Jérolas here , or listen to a synth-y arrangement of the song by electronic/disco group El Coco here ). Enjoy. Your Father's Donkey Knows What He's Doing There are just written dresses. No reimbursement. Unless you clean the bottom of the kitchen, he does not play rock, nor does he grow old. The cleaning is finished, Kahless. Let the dust blow away. Then I want to be a throat. Only a warrior does not inspect a warrior. All you need to do is wear a dress and a hat. It's a big deal. However, when the work is completed, you can save the cat village. You have a reason to poke. Your father's donkey knows what he's doing. Tell this bad friend that there is nothing on both sides, Katsu. Never talk to them again. .