The Farm
Aerosmith · Nine Lives [1997]
There's a needle in my arm
And I feel like New York City
Get me to the farm
Get me to the farm
Get me to the farm
Somebody get me to the farm
I got terminal uniqueness
I'm an egocentric man
I get caught up in my freakness
But I ain't no Peter Pan
Get me to the farm
Get me to the farm
Get me to the farm
Get me...
Buckle up straight Jack
Sanity is such a drag
Jellybean thorazene
Transcendental jet lag
Sanity I ain't gotta
Feeling like a pinata
Sucker punch-blowin'lunch
Motherloaded-pigeonholed
I'm feeling like I'm gonna explode
I wanna be a Hare Krishna
Tattoo a dot right on my head
And the prozac is my fixer
I am the living dead
Take me to the farm
Take me to the farm
Somebody take me to the farm
Somebody take me to the farm
Take me to the farm
Take me to the farm
Somebody take me to the farm
Somebody take me to the farm
Take me to the farm
Take me to the farm
Take me to the farm...
Take me to the farm
Take me to the farm
Somebody take me to the farm
The Farm - Aerosmith
Released on the 1997 album Nine Lives, "The Farm" stands as a defining track in Aerosmith's later career, blending their signature hard rock energy with a more polished, radio-friendly production style. The song features the band's characteristic blend of Joe Perry's melodic guitar work and Steven Tyler's powerful vocals, reflecting the group's evolution during the late 1990s. While the track maintains the anthemic quality that has made Aerosmith a staple of rock history, its placement on Nine Lives signals a shift toward a more contemporary sound while honoring their classic roots. The recording captures the band's ability to adapt their sound without losing the raw power that defined their earlier work, making it a significant addition to their discography and a favorite among fans of the era.