Motorcycle

Iggy Pop · Avenue B [1999]

I saw her in a dream but it wasn't true

Through the smoke and fire

Of the exhaust fumes

She just laughed and loved me 'till I was no use

And I'll never fall in love again

She's a motorcycle that I can't ride

She's a precious jewel that I can't buy

She's a scene I'm playin' in which I die

And I'll never fall in love again

"I never play to win"

Is what she said

And poured a little cocaine in my head

She's a fuckin' Picasso in bed

And I'll never fall in love again



Now your voice

So Spanish and clear

Rings like a church bell in my ear

But I don't believe in a word I hear

And I'll never fall in love again

My mind calls you in the night

My mind calls you and I want to take flight

To some other garden of sweet delight

And I'll never fall in love again

Motorcycle

Motorcycle stands as a vibrant song in Iggy Pop's extensive discography, appearing on the 1999 album Avenue B. This recording captures the raw energy and rhythmic drive that have defined Pop's career since his early punk days. The track reflects his enduring ability to blend rock intensity with a distinct, driving groove, maintaining the high-octane spirit found in his classic hits. As part of a body of work that spans decades, the song demonstrates Pop's continued relevance and his mastery of creating infectious, movement-oriented music. It serves as a testament to his longevity, offering listeners a dynamic experience that aligns with his reputation as a relentless performer and innovator within the rock genre.