"Blind Snake Sundae" is a song by Australian rock band Hunters & Collectors. The lyrics depict two different voices, both longing for something loud and heavy. The first voice describes a little person who is intoxicated, having beer dribbling down his chin, and is described as fat. The second voice is similar, though poorer and even more wasted. The "Cook-House" is referred to throughout the song, cooking up something ridiculous. It symbolizes decadence and excess, offering indulgence and satisfaction. The chorus urges listeners to come and deliver themselves, leaving behind their food and embracing this excessive lifestyle. The song is a critique of consumerism, excess, and the emptiness it can bring. The repetition of the phrase "listen to the Cook-House rock" suggests a need for society to wake up and listen to the message being conveyed. It serves as a call to recognize and reject the shallow and materialistic aspects of life, encouraging listeners to find deeper meaning and purpose. Overall, "Blind Snake Sundae" serves as a commentary on the allure and shallowness of indulgence, inviting listeners to reevaluate their priorities and seek fulfillment beyond superficial excess.
