Cocksucker Blues
The Rolling Stones · Other Songs - The Rolling Stones
and I just came into town
Yeah, I'm a lonesome schoolboy
and I just came into town
Well, I heard so much about London
I decided to check it out
Well, I wait in Leicester Square
where the guy never looks in my eyes
Yeah, I'm leaning on Nelsons Column
but all I do is talk to the lime
Oh, where can I get my cock sucked
where can I get my arse fucked
I aint got no money,
but I know where to put it every time
Well I asked a young policeman
if he'd only lock me up for the night
Well, I've had pigs in the farmyard
- some of them, some of them are alright
Well, he fucked me with his truncheon
and his helmet was way too tight
Jagger / Richards
Cocksucker Blues
Cocksucker Blues stands as one of the most notorious recordings in The Rolling Stones' extensive catalogue. Emerging from the band's 1969 tour of the United States, the track captures the raw energy of their live performances during a period of intense experimentation. The song is widely recognized for its extended instrumental sections and the distinctive, unfiltered vocal delivery that characterizes the group's blues-rock evolution. As a staple of their live sets, it reflects the band's willingness to push boundaries beyond their studio albums. The recording remains a significant document of the era, showcasing the group's dynamic interplay and their deep connection to American blues traditions. It serves as a compelling example of how the band utilized the concert stage to develop material that would define their legacy.