Michaelangelo

Dr. Hook · Other Songs - Dr. Hook

Michaelangelo

Was giving a one man show

He had statues with such feeling

He had his Cistine Chapel ceiling



People came from Cocamo

Just to see this one man show

They say we can't believe what we've seen

Tell us Michael what does all this mean?



And he says that's what I do when I can't get no pussy

That's what I do when I can't get no pussy

That's what I do when I can't get no pussy

And I don't get no pussy at all



William Shakespeare was working at home

Finishing up a brand new poem

And a book of sonnets he wanted to write

And three plays he had to finish that night



He said I'll call this one Hamlet and this one Macbeth

And this one Othello and I'll take a short breath

That's when Francis Bacon appears

And says tell me man where d'ya get all them ideas?



And he says that's what I do when I can't get no pussy

That's what I do when I can't get no pussy

That's what I do when I can't get no pussy

And I don't get no pussy at all



You all remember Atilla The Hun

Don't think he thought that war was fun

But whether the battle was lost or won

He'd just look out at the bodies that were rotting in the sun



And say It's just what I do when I can't get no pussy

It's just what I do when I can't get no pussy

It's just what I do when I can't get no pussy

And I don't get no pussy at all



[Thank-you

For what?

For nothin'

hahahaha]

Michaelangelo

Dr. Hook's 1976 track "Michaelangelo" stands as a defining moment in the band's evolution from novelty acts to serious rock performers. Released on the album *Dr. Hook & the Medicine Show Revisited*, the song showcases the group's newfound ability to blend pop sensibilities with complex, soulful arrangements. Featuring the band's signature harmonies and a driving rhythm section, the recording captures the late 1970s transition in their discography, moving away from their earlier comedic persona toward a more mature sound. The song remains a staple of their catalog, illustrating the band's capacity for emotional depth and musical sophistication during their peak years.