My Obsession

The Rolling Stones · As It Happened [1969]

my obsession

your possessions

every piece that I can get

my obsessions are

your possessions

my mouth is soaking wet

I think I blew it now, confession



can't dodge it, it's simple logic

You'd be better off with me and you'll know it

when you lost it, lonely (?)



my obsession are

your possession

are you smiling on my way

my obsession are

your possession

one that you should give away

give it to me now I've no objection



I don't mind if it's unkind

and it's not my property

but I want it just to be mine, exclusively



oooh baby, ooh baby

oooh baby, oooh baby

oooh baby, oooh baby

oooh baby, oooh baby



aaahhhh



You need teaching you're a girl

there are things in this world

that need teaching with discretion, my profession



my obsessions are

your possessions

are you used to the idea

my obsessions are

your possessions

do you feel at home right here

you should relax it's my impression



didn't see you were so young

I could almost be your son

please turn in my direction, no objection

My Obsession - The Rolling Stones

Released on the 1969 compilation album As It Happened, 'My Obsession' stands as a quintessential example of The Rolling Stones' mid-period rock and roll sound. The track features the band's signature blend of gritty guitar riffs, driving rhythms, and Mick Jagger's charismatic vocals, capturing the raw energy of the era. While often associated with their later blues-rock evolution, this recording reflects the group's deep roots in American rock and roll and their ability to deliver high-energy performances across various studio sessions. The song remains a staple of their discography, showcasing the band's enduring influence on the genre and their status as a defining act of 1960s rock music.