Aladdin

No Doubt · Other Songs - No Doubt

Ooh, Aladdin, a genie in the lamp

Ooh, Aladdin, a genie in the lamp

Ooh, Aladdin, a genie in the lamp

Ooh, Aladdin



Aladdin was a lad who walked the sand

And he found a lamp on the beach

He shined it up and in a cloudy mist

A genie granted him 3 wish, whoa!



Now I've been cooped up in this lamp, man, for 3 million years

If you let me out then I'll give you three wish

I'll give you palace, with servents and food to eat

And with gorgeous women your feet will be kissed



You've been cooped in this lamp for how many years?

And if I let you out you give me three wishes?

It seems that you are the one who hasn't had any fun

And it is I who shall fullful your needs



Those ideas that you have in that thick head of yours

Don't appeal to my clean sense of taste

Put your eyes in your head and get your mind off the bed

Or a lamp you might find yours incased



Oh, wait my sweet lovely genie before you banish me

To the lamp from which you have just come

I wish that you would come to me burning

I ask this wish for it is only just one



If it's your heart's desire to have me hot as fire

I grant it though it may be a sin

But with all of your lusting your skin will stay charcoal black

Because I am fire and I'm blazing your skin'



Yeah, why don't you get up?

Why don't you get up?

Why don't you get up, big boy?

Why don't you get up?

Why don't you get up?

Why don't you get up?

Why don't you get up?

Why don't you get up?



Ooh, Aladdin, a genie in the lamp

Ooh, Aladdin, a genie in the lamp, whoa!

Ooh, Aladdin, a genie in the lamp

Ooh, Aladdin, a genie in the lamp

Aladdin - No Doubt

No Doubt's "Aladdin" stands as a defining track from their 1993 debut album, "Tragic Kingdom." The song exemplifies the band's signature blend of pop-punk energy and R&B influences, featuring Gwen Stefani's distinctive vocal delivery and the iconic "I'm a woman" hook. Released during the height of the alternative rock scene, the recording captures the group's early maturity and their ability to fuse aggressive guitar riffs with melodic, danceable rhythms. As a staple of their discography, the track remains a cultural touchstone for the era, showcasing the band's evolution from their punk roots into a polished pop act that would define the late 90s and early 2000s.