Sex Crime (1984)
Eurythmics · Greatest Hits
Sex sex sex
Sex sex sex
Sex sex sex
Crime crime
Crime crime
Crime crime
Hey hey
Hey hey hey
Hey hey hey
Hey hey hey hey
Can I take this for granted
With your eyes over me?
In this place
This wintery home
I know there's always someone in
Sexcrime
Sexcrime
Whoa
Nineteen eighty four
Nineteen eighty four
And so I face the wall
Turn my back against it all
How I wish I'd been unborn
Wish I was unliving here
Sexcrime
Sexcrime
Sexcrime
Sexcrime
Whoa
Nineteen eighty four
Nineteen eighty four
I'll pull the bricks down
One by one
Hey hey hey
Leave a big hole in the wall
Just where you are looking in
Sexcrime
Sexcrime
Whoa
Nineteen eighty four
Nineteen eighty four
Nineteen eighty four
Nineteen eighty four
Nineteen eighty four
Nineteen eighty four
Nineteen eighty four
Nineteen eighty four
Sex sex sex
Sex sex sex
Crime crime
Crime crime
Crime crime
Hey hey
Hey hey hey
Hey hey hey
Hey hey hey hey
Can I take this for granted
With your eyes over me?
In this place
This wintery home
I know there's always someone in
Sexcrime
Sexcrime
Whoa
Nineteen eighty four
Nineteen eighty four
And so I face the wall
Turn my back against it all
How I wish I'd been unborn
Wish I was unliving here
Sexcrime
Sexcrime
Sexcrime
Sexcrime
Whoa
Nineteen eighty four
Nineteen eighty four
I'll pull the bricks down
One by one
Hey hey hey
Leave a big hole in the wall
Just where you are looking in
Sexcrime
Sexcrime
Whoa
Nineteen eighty four
Nineteen eighty four
Nineteen eighty four
Nineteen eighty four
Nineteen eighty four
Nineteen eighty four
Nineteen eighty four
Nineteen eighty four
Sex Crime (1984)
Released in 1984, 'Sex Crime' stands as a defining track in the discography of Eurythmics, capturing the band's unique fusion of new wave and electronic pop. The song features the distinctive vocal interplay between Annie Lennox and Dave Stewart, showcasing their signature rhythmic precision and atmospheric production. As part of their greatest hits collection, the recording highlights the group's ability to blend melancholic themes with driving beats, solidifying their status as pioneers of the genre. Its enduring appeal reflects the era's shift toward synth-driven soundscapes and remains a staple in their catalog of influential work.