We told you about Margaret Cho’s new album Cho Dependent in our Fall 2010 issue. Now she’s just released her latest video, “Lice,” featuring Ben Lee. This is what Cho says about the icky-titled song:
“I wrote this song with Ben Lee who I absolutely worship. He helped me so much with the album and I can never thank him enough. He send me the instrumental when I was in Morocco last year, and recovering from a rather mild case of head lice. I didn’t know what the song was yet, but then I thought, write what you know. I know about head lice. I love how the song came out, and Jack Rudy’s harmonica is a perfect punchline. Thanks to Kevin Avery as the louse!!” — Margaret Cho
Ready for it? Here it is:
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