I Used to Be an Animal Songtext
von Eric Burdon
I Used to Be an Animal Songtext
Once upon a time there were five young guys
Hanging in and out of Newcastle
Playing Rhythm and Blues had nothing to lose
They didn′t need no tin-pan hassle
Over Reeperbahn where the beat was born
Shocking the heart of the nation
A sign of the times, a new search of life
Start of a new rock generation
From day one to kingdom come
I'd do it all again
I used to be an animal
I used to be an animal
I used to be an animal
But I′m alright now
Alright now, girl, alright
Just twenty years ago, we were children of war
But we danced to the Bo Diddley beat
There was rockers and mods, didn't take it too hard
We had blue suede shoes on our feet
A revolution in France and James Brown's dance
A new world coming our way
We′d talk that talk in the streets of New York
And never looked back to this day
From day one to the risin′ sun
I'll do it all again
I used to be an animal
(He used to be an animal)
I used to be an animal
(He used to be an animal)
I used to be an animal
(He used to be an animal)
But I′m all right now
Used to be an animal
(He used to be an animal)
Used to be an animal
(He used to be an animal)
Used to be an animal
(He used to be an animal)
Now, all right, all right, all right
Yeah, yeah, all right
We were flippin' and trippin′
And rockin' and rollin′ and generally havin' a ball
For the price of a drink there was no time
To think about the morality of it all
There was freaks and queens and love-ins and has beens
Whisky-a-gogos and all night flamingos
A psychedelic explosion in slow motion
Dr Strangelove's bomb
From day one to kingdom come
I′d do it all again
I used to be an animal
(He used to be an animal)
I used to be an animal
(He used to be an animal)
I used to be an animal
But I′m alright, now
I used to be an animal
(He used to be an animal)
I used to be an animal
(He used to be an animal)
I used to be an animal
(He used to be an animal)
I used to be an animal
(He used to be an animal)
I used to be an animal
(He used to be an animal)
I used to be an animal
(He used to be an animal)
...
Hanging in and out of Newcastle
Playing Rhythm and Blues had nothing to lose
They didn′t need no tin-pan hassle
Over Reeperbahn where the beat was born
Shocking the heart of the nation
A sign of the times, a new search of life
Start of a new rock generation
From day one to kingdom come
I'd do it all again
I used to be an animal
I used to be an animal
I used to be an animal
But I′m alright now
Alright now, girl, alright
Just twenty years ago, we were children of war
But we danced to the Bo Diddley beat
There was rockers and mods, didn't take it too hard
We had blue suede shoes on our feet
A revolution in France and James Brown's dance
A new world coming our way
We′d talk that talk in the streets of New York
And never looked back to this day
From day one to the risin′ sun
I'll do it all again
I used to be an animal
(He used to be an animal)
I used to be an animal
(He used to be an animal)
I used to be an animal
(He used to be an animal)
But I′m all right now
Used to be an animal
(He used to be an animal)
Used to be an animal
(He used to be an animal)
Used to be an animal
(He used to be an animal)
Now, all right, all right, all right
Yeah, yeah, all right
We were flippin' and trippin′
And rockin' and rollin′ and generally havin' a ball
For the price of a drink there was no time
To think about the morality of it all
There was freaks and queens and love-ins and has beens
Whisky-a-gogos and all night flamingos
A psychedelic explosion in slow motion
Dr Strangelove's bomb
From day one to kingdom come
I′d do it all again
I used to be an animal
(He used to be an animal)
I used to be an animal
(He used to be an animal)
I used to be an animal
But I′m alright, now
I used to be an animal
(He used to be an animal)
I used to be an animal
(He used to be an animal)
I used to be an animal
(He used to be an animal)
I used to be an animal
(He used to be an animal)
I used to be an animal
(He used to be an animal)
I used to be an animal
(He used to be an animal)
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Writer(s): Eric Burdon, Geoff Bastow, Michael Jackson Clark Lyrics powered by www.musixmatch.com