Mony Mony
Billy Idol · Greatest Hits [2001]
Shoot 'em down turn around come on Mony
Hey, she give me love and I feel all right now
Come on you gotta toss and turn
And feel all right, yeah I feel all right
I said yeah (yeah), yeah (yeah) yeah...
'Cause you make me feel
So good, so good, so good
So fine, so fine
It's all mine, well I feel all right
I said yeah (yeah), yeah (yeah), yeah...
Well, you could shake it Mony Mony
Shot gun dead and I'll come on home yeah
Don't stop cookin' 'cause I feel all right now
Don't stop now come on Mony
Come on yeah, I said yeah (yeah), yeah (yeah), yeah...
'Cause you make me feel
So good, so good
Well I feel all right
You're so fine, you're so fine
You're, and I feel all right
I said yeah (yeah), yeah (yeah), yeah...
I love you Mony mo-mo-mony
I love you Mony mo-mo-mony sure I do
I love you Mony mo-mo-mony sure I do
I love you Mony mo-mo-mony sure I do
I love you Mony mo-mo-mony sure I do
I love you Mony mo-mo-mony sure I do
I love you Mony mo-mo-mony sure I do
I love you Mony mo-mo-mony
Yeah, yeah, yeah, yeah, yeah, yeah
Come on, come on
Come on, come on
Come on, come on
Come on, come on
Come on, come on
Feel all right, I said yeah, yeah, yeah,
yeah, yeah, yeah
Wake it, shake it Mony Mony
Up, down, turn around, come on mony
Hey she give me love and I feel all right now
Don't stop now come on Mony
Come on, I said yeah, yeah, yeah,
yeah, yeah
'Cause you make me feel
So good, so good, so good
Feel all right, all right
Well I feel all right
I said yeah, yeah, yeah, yeah
Ride your pony, ride your pony
Ride your pony come on, come on
Mony Mony
Feel all right, I said yeah, yeah, yeah, yeah, yeah
(By Tommy James And The Shondells)
About Mony Mony
Billy Idol's "Mony Mony" stands as a defining track from his 1983 debut album *Rebel Yell*, capturing the raw energy and new wave sensibilities of the era. The song features the iconic vocal performance of the artist, blending punk aggression with pop sensibilities to create a memorable anthem. Released alongside hits like "White Wedding" and "Eyes Without a Face," it helped establish Idol as a leading figure in the 1980s rock scene. The recording showcases the band's tight instrumentation and the artist's distinctive delivery, which became a hallmark of his career. While later reissued on compilations such as *Greatest Hits [2001]*, the original version remains a staple of his discography. The track's enduring popularity reflects its ability to transcend its time, serving as a cultural touchstone for fans of new wave and rock music who appreciate its blend of rebellious spirit and catchy melody.