Jenny On Holiday has put her spin on The Replacements’ ‘Androgynous’
She's about to release an EP of stripped-back reworkings of solo debut 'Quicksand Heart'.
Lyrics
[Verse]
Get me out of this stinkin' fresh air
Ninety days in the electric chair
Step right up, son
Gonna show you something ain't never been done
You're all fucked
[Chorus]
Losing it don't cost much
On the dotted line, "You suck"
Never do what you're told
Plenty of time to eat it when you're old
You're all wrong, and I'm right
[Bridge]
Please be on your honor
Please be on your side
Uh, uh-uh, uh-uh, uh-uh-uh-uh-uh-uh
(Back in here) Whoo! Whoo!
[Chorus]
Listen to the story, alright
I'm losing all I own on that dotted line
Step right up, son
Gonna show you something ain't never been done
You're all wrong, and I'm right
[Outro]
You see, I want it in writing
I.O.U. nothing
About this track
"I.O.U." is a song by The Replacements from the album Pleased to Meet Me, released in 1987. The song was written by Paul Westerberg. It was produced by Jim Dickinson.
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Want it in writing
I.O.U. nothing
Want it in writing (Whoo! Yeah)
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She's about to release an EP of stripped-back reworkings of solo debut 'Quicksand Heart'.
The Replacements’ reunion looks to be at an end after a couple of months’ worth of shows.