Nothing To Do
Sparks · Big Beat (2006 Reissue) [2006]
I want you bad
I need you
I need you
I do, I really do
Better drop the requirement that everything be great
Nothing to do, nothing to do
Nothing to do, nothing to do
I come home
I throw my coat down
I spin round
I plop down
Gimme a break, a break
Better drop the requirement that everything be great
Nothing to do, nothing to do
Nothing to do, nothing to do
If I had a million thumbs
I'd twiddle, twiddle
But I just have two
Nothing to do, nothing to do
Nothing to do, nothing to do
I see you
I don't want much
Just something
A little something
To do, to do
Better drop the requirement that
Everything be great
Nothing to do, nothing to do
Nothing to do, nothing to do
Nothing To Do
Sparks' "Nothing To Do" appears on the 2006 reissue of their album Big Beat, showcasing the band's enduring ability to blend pop sensibilities with their signature theatrical flair. The track exemplifies the duo's knack for crafting catchy melodies that often carry a layer of social commentary or existential reflection, a hallmark of their discography spanning from their early days to later works. As part of their broader catalog, the song continues to resonate with fans who appreciate their unique fusion of rock energy and pop accessibility. The recording stands as a testament to their consistent output, maintaining the high standards of production and songwriting that defined their career. It remains a quintessential example of their musical identity, capturing the spirit of an era while appealing to contemporary audiences.