Well Did You Evah?

Iggy Pop · Other Songs - Iggy Pop

have you heard among this clan i am called the forgotten

man ? well did you evah? what a swell party this is!

have ou heard the story of dexter boy being gypped

by love? well, did you evah?

what a swell party this is what frails,

what frocks what furs, what rocks what gaiety!

it's all too exquis that french champagne so good for

the brain that band, it's the end!

kindly don't fall down, my friend.

have you heard? professor munch ate his wife and divorced

his lunch. well, did you evah?

what a swell party this is!

have you heard? the countess krupp crossed the bridge

when the bridge was up well,

did you evah? what a swell party this is!

have you heard that mimsie starr just got pinched in

the astor bar? well, did you evah?

what a swell party this is!

have you heard that uncle newt forgot to open his parachute?

well, did you evah? what a swell party this it 's great,

it's grand it 's wonderland what soup,

what fish that beef what a dish that grouse,

so rare that old camembert!

that baba au rhum! will you please move over,

chum? have you heard the poor dear blanche got run

down by an avalanche? well,

did you evah? what a swell party this is!

have you heard? it's in the stars next july we collide

with mars. well, did you evah? what a swell party this is!

Well Did You Evah?

Iggy Pop's 'Well Did You Evah?' captures the raw energy and theatrical flair that have defined his career for decades. Emerging as a cornerstone of punk rock, Pop is known for his visceral vocal delivery and ability to blend rock and roll with experimental edge. This track exemplifies his knack for crafting memorable hooks while maintaining an attitude of rebellious urgency. Throughout his extensive discography, from early collaborations with the Stooges to later solo triumphs, Pop has consistently pushed boundaries in rock music. The song stands as a testament to his enduring influence, showcasing a style that remains both immediate and timeless. It reflects the artist's commitment to performance and his unique place in the history of modern rock, inviting listeners to engage with his dynamic musical vision.