A parody of Technotronic's "Pump Up the Jam" (1989), rewritten in parallel so it scans to the record. Joe's Diner and its condiment plumbing, delivering toppings on tap. The original has one repeated 8-line verse plus a short hook; the tracks it line-for-line, and every bonus verse reuses the same 8-line verse metre (~4 / 6 / 6 / 8 / 7 / 10 / 8 / 8) so it drops into any verse slot. Cue in brackets = which original line each maps to.
Pump up the jam / Pump it up
While your bread is toasting
And the jam is pumping
Look ahead, the toast is poppin'
Plump it up, a griddle more
Get the bacon sizzlin' on the griddle
See? Cause that's where the toppin's at
And you'll fill right up, if you do that
I want / A plaice fillet
Put your butter on my crumpet, tonight
Make my tea
Grease up the grill / Fire it up
While the Marmite's rising
And the mainline's hissing
Watch a pensioner go flyin'
Through the skylight, cheese-compressed
Got hollandaise cascadin' down the wall
See? Cause that's where the pressure's at
And you'll run for cover — fancy that!
Pump up the baps / Warm 'em up
While the crumpet's toasting
And the joint needs basting
Nice pair, madam? Don't be hasty
Give the melons here a squeeze
Get the faggots goin' round the table
See? Cause that's where the naughty's at
And it's ooh, matron, chew on that!
• a place to stay → a plaice fillet / a bacon bap / a cheese soufflé
• booty on the floor → butter on my crumpet / bacon on the griddle / syrup on my pancakes
• make my day → make my tea / make my toast / bake my bread
• feet are stomping → bread is toasting / eggs are poaching / beans are heating
• crowd is jumping → toast is popping / fat is spitting / kettle's whistling
• pump it up a little more → plump it up, a griddle more
• party's at → toppin's at / gravy's at / breakfast's at
• you'll find out if you do that → you'll fill right up if you do that
• Technotronic → Techno-tonic (serve with gin)
• Carry On food-innuendo bank: baps, crumpet, faggots, spotted dick, tart, melons, plums, nuts; "nice pair of baps", "a good basting", "seconds, madam?", "ooh, matron".