Though most of the songs on the CD were written by The Beat Happening, Fortune Cookie Prize had a few exceptions: "Tribute" by The Cannanes and "I Love Calvin" by Unrest.

80% of the CD proceeds and 100% of the LP proceeds to went to an organisation called Sasha Bruce. The proceeds were at least $15,000!

"SASHA BRUCE YOUTHWORKS: a safe place for youth-at-risk in Washington, DC - a city where young black males have nearly as great a chance of going to jail or getting shot than finishing high school. With limited resources, Sasha Bruce provides support and guidance to teens in times of need." - from simplemachines.net

"Good girl, bad boy
bad girl, good boy
"bad boy, bad girl
good girl, bad girl [from "Nancy Sin"]

sandbox man
sand in his hair
sandbox man [reference to "Cast a Shadow"?]
do it for Ken

Rocksteady!
Bill Alcoin [I've no idea what this name is meant to be]
Heather uses Pearl drums [in reference to BH drummer Heather Dunn]
because she wants to be the best

Barber knives
stomping on hair awhile [??]

Sandbox girl going back back
I
W ant to
Sandbox man
Go!

Sand in my hair
Sand in my face
"Hey Mark baby
what's cookin'?" [likely something Calvin would say to Mark]

sand box man
sand in my hair
sand in my face
"What's cookin'?"

The Unrest lyrics are mostly nonsense borrowing heavily from "Nancy Sin", mis-heard Beat Happening lyrics, and a structure not unlike a Beat Happening song.