Ant Music

Adam And The Ants · Other Songs - Adam And The Ants

Well I'm standing here looking at you

What do I see?

I'm looking straight through

It's so sad

When you're young

To be told

You're having fun



So unplug the jukebox

And do us all a favour

That music's lost its taste

So try another flavour -

"Antmusic"

"Antmusic"

"Antmusic

"Antmusic"



Well I'm standing here what do I see?

A big nothing

Threatening me

It's so sad

When you're young

To be told

You're having fun



So unplug the jukebox

And do us all a favour

That music's lost its taste

So try another flavour -

"Antmusic"

"Antmusic" chorus

"Antmusic

"Antmusic"



So unplug the jukebox

And do us all a favour

That music's lost its taste

So try another flavour -

"Antmusic"

"Antmusic"

"Antmusic

"Antmusic"



Don't tread on an ant he's done nothing to you

There might come a day

When he's treading on you

Don't tread on an ant you'll end up black and blue

You cut off his head

Legs come looking for you



So unplug the jukebox

And do us all a favour

That music's lost its taste

So try another flavour -

"Antmusic"

"Antmusic"

"Antmusic

"Antmusic"



So unplug the jukebox

And do us all a favour

That music's lost its taste

So try another flavour -

"Antmusic"

"Antmusic"

"Antmusic

"Antmusic" (Repeat until fade)

Ant Music

Ant Music stands as a defining track in the post-punk and new wave canon, showcasing Adam and the Ants' unique fusion of theatricality and rhythmic drive. Released during the band's early period, the recording captures the group's signature sound, blending jagged guitar lines with a driving bass groove that propelled them to prominence in the late 1970s. The song reflects the band's ability to merge punk energy with a distinct, almost tribal sensibility that would later evolve into their more polished pop phase. As a key song in their discography, it highlights the creative synergy between Adam Ant and his backing musicians, establishing a template for their subsequent hits. The track remains a vital piece of music history, illustrating the band's impact on the genre and their enduring influence on modern rock and pop culture.