The singer "poke[s his] finger down inside / make a little room for it to hide" in one of the title objects, a "rotten" one of which the singer squishes in his fist.  
One online essay interprets this song to be about a forthcoming communist revolution, with the slower first section being a warning and the upbeat second section showing the revolution itself as represented by the sounds of the "guibass" and "bassitar".  This song's music video featured its band performing on a lawn before being stalked and attacked by ninjas.  Originally appearing after "Boll Weevil" and before "Dune Buggy", the title (*) objects are compared to "sun-soaking bulges in the shade" before the singer describes "taking little naps where the roots all twist".  The singer "poke[s his] finger down inside / make a little room for it to hide" in one of the title objects, a "rotten" one of which the singer squishes in his fist.  For 10 points, name this Presidents of the United States of America song in which the singer expresses a desire to move into the country and eat a lot of the titular fruit.
One online essay interprets this song to be about a forthcoming communist revolution, with the slower first section being a warning and the upbeat second section showing the revolution itself as represented by the sounds of the "guibass" and "bassitar".  
{“Peaches”}