Tongue-in-cheek lyrics are prevalent, including "she's got the Cracker Jack, now all I want's the prize", "I got the right key baby, but the wrong keyhole", "I shove my tongue right between your cheeks", etc. The chorus repeats the word "Alright", followed by a person who thinks the narrator is alright, including "your daddy", "your mama", "my old lady", "my little sister", "my brother", "even Tipper" (a reference to Tipper Gore who headed the Parents Music Resource Center censorship campaign during this time), and "Joe Perry" (a reference to Aerosmith's lead guitarist).
Common tongue-in-cheek lyrics are prevalent, including phrases like "she's got the Cracker Jack, now all I want's the prize", "I got the right key baby, but the wrong keyhole", and "I shove my tongue right between your cheeks". The chorus repeats "Alright", followed by someone who thinks the narrator is alright, such as "your daddy", "your mama", "my old lady", "my little sister", "my brother", "even Tipper" (a reference to Tipper Gore leading the Parents Music Resource Center censorship campaign), and "Joe Perry" (Aerosmith's lead guitarist).