Cell-29
Golden Earring · The Red Bullet Years [2002]
Lack of common sense
Bad vibes and a story
That stands for accidents
And now he's gonna get lucky
This time he'll play it smart
By the time lucky gets lucky
When he steps out of the getaway car
Yeah, now he's gonna get lucky
This time he'll play it smart
By the time lucky gets lucky
When he steps out of the getaway car
Feeling fine rhymes on cell 29
Feeling lonely in cell 29
I can remember your face
And I pace, and I pace in C29
Callin' further needs
Max security
Feeling fine rhymes on cell 29
Feeling lonely in cell 29
I can remember your face
And I pace, and I pace in C29
Call it villainy
Max security
While I eat that food, sleep that sleep
Miss that kiss, feel real cheap
Swallow the pills
Forget all the thrills
No more bills
It's a crime, cell 29
Feeling fine rhymes on cell 29
Can't wait to fly out of cell 29
Miss the space and the trays of wine in cell 29
Call it villainy
Max security
Feeling fine rhymes on cell 29
Feeling fine rhymes on cell 29
Cell-29
Golden Earring's 'Cell-29' stands as a defining track from their 2002 compilation, The Red Bullet Years, capturing the band's enduring blend of rock, pop, and soulful R&B influences. Recorded by the Dutch group known for their dynamic live performances and eclectic songwriting, the track exemplifies their ability to fuse catchy melodies with emotional depth. Released alongside other notable works from the era, 'Cell-29' reflects the band's continued relevance in the global music scene, showcasing their signature style that bridges generations of listeners. The song remains a testament to Golden Earring's catalog, highlighting their mastery in crafting anthems that resonate across diverse musical landscapes.