Hoodoo Voodoo
Wilco · Other Songs - Wilco
Haystacka hostacka, ABC
High poker, low joker, ninety-nine-a-zero
Sidewalk, streetcar, dance a goofy dance
Blackbirdy, bluejay, one, two, three, four
Trash sack, jump back, EFG
Biggy hat, little hat, fatty man, skinny man
Grasshopper greensnake, hold my hand
Hoodoo voodoo, chooka-chooky-choo-choo
True blue, how true, kissle me now
Momma cat, Tommy cat, diapers on my clothes line
Two, four, six, eight, I run and hide
Pretty girl, pretty boy, pony on a tin can
I'll be yours, you'll be mine
Hoodoo voodoo, chooka-chooky-choo-choo
True blue, how true, kiss me now
Jinga jangler, tinga lingle, picture on a bricky wall
Hot and scamper, foamy lather, huggle me close
Hot breeze, old cheese, slicky slacky fishy tails
Brush my hair, kiss me some more
Hoodoo voodoo, chooka chooky choo choo
True blue, how true, kiss me now
Hoodoo voodoo, chooka chooky choo choo
True blue, how true, kiss me now
Kiss me now
Brush my hair
And kiss me some more
Kiss me some more
Kiss me some more
Hoodoo Voodoo
Hoodoo Voodoo stands as a compelling song in Wilco's expansive discography, showcasing the band's signature blend of alternative rock and experimental textures. Emerging from a period where the group frequently explored unconventional song structures and atmospheric production, the track reflects Jeff Tweedy's evolving songwriting approach. While the song may not appear on a major studio album, it captures the raw energy and introspective lyricism that define the band's broader body of work. The recording highlights the ensemble's ability to balance melodic accessibility with sonic experimentation, a hallmark of their career since the mid-1990s. Listeners familiar with Wilco's journey will recognize the distinct interplay of instruments and the thoughtful composition that has earned them critical acclaim over the decades.