Moghul Tomb
Boy George · Other Songs - Boy George
If it don't make you rich, it don't make you happy
That's what they say but it's a lie
There's a path to the truth, better find it, get snappy
Chanting all day leaves you feeling high
Every little man from this generation
Wants to be a part of its history
No one has a clue what they have to do
The spiritual world is a mystery
There is lots of room in a moghul tomb
In a moghul tomb there is lots of room
There is lots of room in a moghul tomb
In a moghul tomb there is lots of room
If it don't make you rich, it don't make you happy
That's what they say but it's a lie
There's a path to the truth, better find it, get snappy
Chanting all day leaves you feeling high
Every little man from this generation
Wants to be a part of its history
No one has a clue what they have to do
The spiritual world is a mystery
There is lots of room in a moghul tomb
In a moghul tomb there is lots of room
There is lots of room in a moghul tomb
In a moghul tomb there is lots of room
Every little man from this generation
Wants to be a part of its history
No one has a clue what they have to do
The spiritual world is a mystery
There is lots of room in a moghul tomb
In a moghul tomb there is lots of room
There is lots of room in a moghul tomb
In a moghul tomb there is lots of room
There is lots of room in a moghul tomb
In a moghul tomb there is lots of room
There is lots of room in a moghul tomb
In a moghul tomb there is lots of room
There is lots of room in a moghul tomb
In a moghul tomb there is lots of room
There is lots of room in a moghul tomb
Moghul Tomb
Boy George's 1987 single "Moghul Tomb" stands as a defining track of the New Romantic era, blending theatrical pop with Middle Eastern musical influences. Released during the height of his solo career, the song features George's distinctive falsetto and a haunting, atmospheric production that became a staple of his discography. It captures the escapist and dramatic spirit of late 1980s pop, utilizing synthesizers and traditional instrumentation to create a unique sonic landscape. The track remains a significant cultural artifact, reflecting the genre's fascination with exoticism and theatricality while showcasing George's vocal range and stage presence. Its enduring popularity highlights its role in shaping the sound of the era and cementing its place in the catalog of influential pop recordings.