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'Wizz' by Idles is an alternative track from the album 'CRAWLER', released in 2021. The lyrics lean into counting and chant-like repetition, then pivot into imagery of rocket fuel and bang bang, before landing on references such as Peruvian flake and Pink Champagne. With its abrupt, list-like details and punchy rhythmic phrasing, it feels like a rapid-fire inventory rather than a steady narrative. One short line gives the game away, “Bang bang, off the train”.
"Wizz" is a track by Idles, from the album CRAWLER, released 12th November 2021. The track is 0:30 long. It's filed under Alternative. Full lyrics are available below. Dork has published 20 articles about Idles.
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One, two, three, four One, two, three, four RP-1, rocket fuel Bang bang, off the train Peruvian flake Hmm, Pink Champagne
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