I'm Sick Of You

Iggy Pop · Somebody [2011]

Goodbye, Betsy, I'm goin' away

I'm sick of you and there ain't no way

Don't want to know, don't want to see

Don't you ever bother me



Sick of hanging around your pad

Sick of your Mom and sick of your Dad

Yeah and Betsy it's sad but true

Now I'm even sick of you



No way, no way, no way

No way, no way, no way

No way for our love

No way for our love

'Cause I'm sick of you



Good bye, Betsy, I'm going away

Sick of you and I don't wanna stay

Don't want to know, don't want to see

Don't you ever bother me



Sick of hanging in around your pad

Sick of your mom and sick of your dad

Yes and Betsy it's sad but true

Now I'm even sick of you



No way, no way, no way

No way, no way, no way

No way for our love

No way for our love



Every evening and every day

Seem to always turn out this way

To get an end, I better find new love

Then you'll pay, then you'll pay, ain't no way

'Cause I'm sick of you



Goodbye, Betsy, I'm going away

Sick of you and I don't wanna stay

Don't want to know, don't want to see

Don't you ever bother me

I'm Sick Of You

From Iggy Pop's 2011 compilation album *Somebody*, "I'm Sick Of You" stands as a quintessential example of his signature punk rock energy. The track captures the raw, unfiltered intensity that defined his career, blending aggressive guitar work with his distinctive vocal delivery to create a sound that has remained influential across decades. As part of a collection of essential tracks, the recording reflects the enduring power of his early work, showcasing a style that prioritizes visceral impact over polished production. The song serves as a reminder of the genre's roots, offering a direct and unapologetic expression of frustration and rebellion that continues to resonate with fans of classic rock and punk.