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Artist/Band:
The Kills
Lyrics for Song: Ticket Man
Lyrics for Album: No Wow [2005]
Here's the ticket, what's the problem?
Too many tickets is the problem, man
Here's the ticket, what's the problem?
Too many problems is the ticket in my hand
Why don't you give it up and get it down
Spend half as much,
kills you and half the time
Oh pull on the baby red number,
make your hard to hit,
hard to stand,
hard to sit around
Nothing's gonna kiss you like the blister gonna get you from waiting out
Here's the ticket, what's the problem?
Too many tickets is the problem, man
Here's the ticket, what's the problem?
Too many problems is the ticket, man
Here's the ticket, what's the problem?
Too many tickets is the problem, man
Here's the ticket, what's the problem?
Too many problems is the ticket in my hand
Why don't you give it up and get it down
Spend half as much,
kills you and half the town
Oh it's a little too easy to always be kind
But the longer it takes,
the more you must bind
Here's the ticket, what's the problem?
Too many tickets is the problem, man
Here's the ticket, what's the problem?
Too many problems is the ticket, man
Here's the ticket, what's the problem?
Too many problems is the ticket in my hand
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Ticket Man
Ticket Man stands as a defining track from The Kills' 2005 album No Wow, capturing the duo's signature blend of raw garage rock and minimalist blues. The recording showcases the distinctive interplay between Alison Mosshart's commanding vocals and Jamie Hince's gritty, percussive guitar work. Emerging during a period where the band solidified their reputation for stripped-back, high-energy performances, the song exemplifies their ability to create tension through sparse instrumentation. It remains a staple of their live sets, reflecting the dark, driving aesthetic that characterizes their early discography. The track contributes significantly to the album's cohesive sound, highlighting the band's evolution toward a more aggressive, rhythm-focused style that would influence their subsequent recordings. |
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| Album Lyrics: No Wow [2005] |
 The Kills
"No Wow [2005]"
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