Adding four billion dollars to the American economy, peanut farmers have nothing to fear. ♫ 'Cuz the average American eats six pounds ♫ Of peanuts every year. ♫ Unlike Senegal, we didn't need a foreign loan ♫ We could set up our infrastructure all on our own, ♫ With no debts to repay, ♫ We're doin' okay. ♫ With a steady demand for nuts right here at home. ♫ Unlike Mozambique, I'm protected by tariffs ♫ And though our competitors may not like it, ♫ We got the best lawyers that money can buy ♫ And if there's a case against us, ♫ We can fight it. ♫ And unlike Bolivia, the United States is a ♫ Highly industrialized nation so when ♫ Nuts like myself arrive on the shelf, ♫ We're of the best possible specification. ♫ And if one of our trading partners ♫ Makes up a policy that we're not overly keen on, ♫ The threat of sanctions usually helps to ♫ Resolve any difference of opinion. 