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Artist/Band:
Iggy Pop
Lyrics for Song: Some Weird Sin
Lyrics for Album: Essential [2011]
Pop/bowie
Well, I never got my license to live
They won't give it up
So I stand at the world's edge
Well, I'm trying to break in
Oh no, it's not for me
And the sight of it all
Makes me sad and ill
That's when I want
Some weird sin
Things get too straight
I can't bear it
I feel stuck
Stuck on a pin
Well I'm trying to break in
And I know it's not for me
And the sight of it all
Makes me sad and ill
That's when I want
Some weird sin
That's when I want
Some weird sin
Just to relax with
That's some dumb weird sin
For a while anyway
With my head on the ledge
That's what you get out on the edge
Some weird sin
Things get too straight
I can't bear it
I feel stuck
Stuck on a pin
I'm trying to break in
Oh, I know it's not for me
Well, the sight of it all
Makes me sad and ill
That's when I want
Some weird sin
That's when I want
Some weird sin
Just to relax with
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That's some dumb weird sin
For a while anyway
With my head out on the ledge
That's what you get out on the edge
Some weird sin
Some weird sin, some weird sin
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Some Weird Sin
Iggy Pop's "Some Weird Sin" stands as a quintessential example of his raw, punk-inflected rock style, capturing the frenetic energy and emotional volatility that defined his career. Recorded for the compilation album Essential [2011], the track showcases his signature vocal delivery, characterized by a blend of melodic singing and aggressive shouting that has become a hallmark of his discography. As part of a collection of his most iconic recordings, the song reflects the enduring influence of his work on the garage rock and punk scenes, serving as a testament to his ability to fuse theatrical performance with gritty musicality. The recording encapsulates the chaotic spirit of his era, offering a direct connection to the underground movements that shaped modern alternative music. |
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| Album Lyrics: Essential [2011] |
 Iggy Pop
"Essential [2011]"
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