Karma Chameleon

Boy George · Other Songs - Boy George

Theres the loving in your eyes
All the way
If I listen to your lies would you say
I'm a man without conviction
I'm a man who doesn't know
How to sell a contradiction
You come and go
You come and go

Karma Karma Karma Karma
Karma Chameleon
You come and go
You come and go
Loving would be easy
If your colors were like my dream
Red, gold and green
Red, gold and green

Didn't hear your wicked words
Every day
And you used to be so sweet
I heard you say
That my love was an addiction
When we cling
Our love is strong
When you go
You're gone forever
You string along
You string along

Karma Karma Karma Karma
Karma Chameleon
You come and go
YOu come and go
Loving would be easy
If your colors were like my dream
Red, gold and green
Red, gold and green

Every day is like survival
You're my lover
Not my rival
Every day is like survival
You're my lover
Not my rival

I'm a man without conviction
I'm a man who doesn't know
How to sell a contradiction
You come and go
You come and go
*Chorus

Karma Chameleon

Boy George's 'Karma Chameleon' stands as a defining track of the late 1980s new wave and synth-pop era. Released in 1986, the song features George Michael's distinctive falsetto and a memorable chorus that propelled it to global stardom. The recording showcases the band's signature blend of electronic instrumentation and melodic hooks, capturing the cultural zeitgeist of the mid-80s. As a key component of George Michael's early discography, the song remains an enduring anthem associated with the formation of the Human League's sound before his solo career took off. Its influence on subsequent pop music is immeasurable, cementing its place in the canon of classic dance and rock anthems.