Uncle Jack
Mötley Crüe · Music To Crash Your Car To 2 [2004]
Let me run a razor cross your throat
You took a child on ride now
Led them down a long and shameful road
It rips my heart out, to see you livin
You gave them money in exchange for pain
You're the monster in the closet
They'll take your secrets with them to their grave
Locked you away behind cast iron doors
Rather see you dead on the floor
I hope that you're feelin so much pain now
Uncle Jack
Can you hear them still screamin?
Broken hearts, broken dreams
Uncle Jack
Is your evil still creepin?
Never comin back here again
What were you thinkin, are you human?
Took their innocence and made them slaves
You want forgiveness, you're so sorry
I'd rather put you in an unmarked grave
Locked you away behind cast iron doors
Rather see you dead on the floor
I hope that you're feelin so much pain now
Uncle Jack
Can you see them still bleedin?
Broken hearts, broken dreams
Uncle Jack
Tell me how are you sleepin?
Never comin back here again
Uncle Jack
Can you hear them still screamin?
Broken hearts, broken dreams
Uncle Jack
Is your evil still creepin?
Ooh why?
Ooh say goodbye
Tell me why?
Uncle Jack
Uncle Jack stands as a notable track within Mötley Crüe's expansive hard rock catalogue, appearing on the 2004 compilation Music To Crash Your Car To 2. The song captures the band's signature blend of heavy riffs and theatrical vocals that defined their commercial peak during the late 1980s and early 1990s. While the track may not share the immediate chart dominance of their biggest anthems, it reflects the group's consistent ability to craft energetic, radio-friendly rock. The recording showcases the tight musicianship and polished production values that have kept the band relevant across decades. As part of their broader discography, Uncle Jack offers listeners a glimpse into the band's stylistic range beyond their most famous hits, maintaining the high-energy sound that has secured their legacy in the hard rock genre.