Under My Voodoo
Sublime · Sublime [1996]
is a monster rally
you can hide your love, its true
its the freedom game
you can see it eveyday
but your freedom ain't free
come on down,
i know how
im gonna make you come through
dont you know it aint no do-before
so don't take more than you need
its something that i'll do later
now its over
its under my voodoo, etc.
pray that i leave you high and dry
pray you can magnify
if you made it fool and then
well theres a damn good feelin'
no lie
(yeah i'm tellin' the truth!)
and with me if you want it
here, by god
(nonsense screaming)
marie, oh god, you do
no lord aight , voodoo
lord, aight, oh do, whattchyou really really really wanna do
lord wananwannawnna (lots of random notes singing things like ooo)
right! now.
Under My Voodoo
Sublime's "Under My Voodoo" stands as a defining track on their 1996 debut album, blending reggae rhythms with surf rock energy. The song features the band's signature vocal interplay between bassist Bud Gaugh and lead singer Bradley Nowell, creating a unique fusion that captured the attention of audiences worldwide. Released during the height of the band's early career, the recording exemplifies their ability to merge diverse musical influences into a cohesive sound. The track remains a staple of their discography, often cited as a key example of their genre-defining approach that bridged the gap between ska, punk, and reggae. Its enduring popularity reflects the timeless appeal of its infectious melody and Nowell's charismatic delivery.