Open the window, and turn up the air
Peanut butter, jelly
Through your long black hair
It feels like summer all over your body
The air is sticking
To every part of your body
Everyone, everyone gathers one day
Then eventually everyone scatters away, okay
You say you miss me, but you didn’t even have me back then
You’ll dance the same way
With your enemies until you’re friends
You say everything’s bad, but thе bad ones matter
You gave hеr up, man
Even though you once had her, now
Here come the wolves, here come the wolves
Prowlin’
Howlin’ like fools, howlin’ like fools
Growlin’
Everyone, everyone gathered in packs
Then eventually, everyone scattered like rats
And they’re not coming back
Oh, no
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Open the window, and turn up the air
Peanut butter, jelly
Through your long black hair
It feels like summer all over your body
I’m gonna undress ya, babe, kiss your naked body
Everyone, everyone gathers one day
Then eventually, everyone scatters their own way
Everyone, everyone gathered in packs
Then eventually, everyone left
And they didn’t come back
Now, here come the wolves, here come the wolves
Prowlin’
Howlin’ like fools, howlin’ like fools
Growlin’
Everyone, everyone gathered one day
Then they all went away
Open the window, and turn up the air
Peanut butter, jelly
The origin story behind the song’s title is almost as good as the song itself. “Once, long ago, a friend described the act of driving with the windows down while still blasting the air conditioning as ‘Peanut Butter Jelly,’” explains Morby. “She told me this phrase was common where she came from but no one I’ve ever talked to has said the same nor can I find anything about it online. But I always loved the phrase and have used it ever since. I also love a peanut butter and jelly sandwich (and all its variations) and so this is a very fun song for me. An end of summer song. Listen to it with the windows down…and the air conditioning up.”
Love me some Kevin and Kate and PBJ
Songwriter: Kevin Morby