Hammerhead

David Bowie · Other Songs - David Bowie

I should never call her

Heartbreakers, never kill

But she's been new zealand on another trip

Have you felt like dixon

And ray, and ali



Hit me

Hit me baby

On the camera

Take me in

I'm going down

Hit me baby

You win

Your the very tough with a long past



Your a hammerhead

Sweet thing

Goldwyn drive

Keep it all stuck on here

She's all black or white

Don't tell her where I'm livin'



Hit me

Hit me baby

She got me ruined

She's a bore

She fell apart

Oh, oh, ooh

She's so fabulous

Just like cher

It was life at the top

You would be i



She's a hammerhead

Sweet thing



She's a hammerhead

I mention her hammerhead

Oh, oh, ooh



Hit me

Hit me baby



She's a hammerhead

Sweet thing



Hit me

Hit me baby

Drop my folly into the night

Enter the dragon

Oh, oh, ooh



She's so fabulous

Just like cher

It was life at the top

It would be i



She's a hammerhead

Sweet thing

She's a hammerhead

Mention her hammerhead

Oh, oh, ooh

Hammerhead

Hammerhead stands as a notable song in David Bowie's extensive discography, reflecting the artist's enduring capacity for sonic reinvention. While the track does not appear on his most celebrated studio albums, it remains a significant part of his broader musical catalogue. The song showcases Bowie's signature ability to blend atmospheric textures with compelling narrative songwriting, hallmarks that defined his career across multiple decades. As a recording, it contributes to the rich tapestry of his work, offering listeners another dimension of his artistic exploration. Fans and critics alike recognize the track as a testament to his prolific output and willingness to experiment with different styles throughout his long and influential tenure in the music industry.