Day-O-E-O-MISA-O

Day-O.

Daylight come and me want to go home.

Me say day, we say day, we say day, we see day, we see day, day.

Day, oh, uh, daylight come and me want to go home.

Yes, that's right.

It's classic calypso music.

Harry Belafonte is our topic this week on Wizard and the Bruiser.

Absolutely.

You know, it's so weird, actually.

I just happen to watch that We Are the World Document here on Netflix, which is fantastic.

And at one point, everyone was getting fatigued in the room.

And we're talking Bob Dylan, Bruce Springsteen, Stevie Wonder, Ray Charles, Michael Jackson.

I mean, that's just a handful of people in that room.

The list goes on and on.

And at one point, Harry Belafonte just set to rise the spirits of the room. The list goes on and on. At one point, Harry Belafonte just, just set to rise the spirits of

the room launches into a sing-along of Deo. I'm not kidding you. And it just so happened to be around,

obviously, the time of us preparing for this episode. I was like, that's weird. And so all these

over the ridiculously famous people are all

singing along to Deo, the song I best know from Beetlejuice. That's right, the episode we're doing

today. It's me, your bioexorcist demon bruiser, Holder McNeely. And hi, it's me. You're

incredibly gay interior decorator slash seance exorcist Otho.

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