Genius Lyrics
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Beck – Thinking About You
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[Verse 1] / I pull the curtains / And lay in bed / I've got fifteen movies of you / Playing in my head / [Chorus] / Chasing the moonlight / Watching the ocean turn blue / Just
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Beck – Everybody's Got to Learn Sometime
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Original song by The Korgis, Covered for the film Eternal Sunshine of the Spotless Mind by Beck.
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Beck – Up All Night
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The third track to be officially released from Beck’s upcoming album, “Up All Night” stays true to the style of “Dreams” and “Wow” with its funky pop instrumentals and celebratory
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Beck – Dreams
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With a massive fusion of funk, dream pop, grunge rock, and electronica, “Dreams” is the explosive lead single from Beck’s tenth studio album, following the GRAMMY-winning success
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Beck – Wow
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Beck goes trap on the follow-up to his funky 2015 single “Dreams.” As he told Zane Lowe, he almost didn’t give the tune to his record label, since he feared it came together too
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Beck – Hell Yes
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“Hell Yes” is the seventh track off of Beck’s 2005 album “Guero”. Another hip hop track off of Guero that Beck did not intend, but still had fun with it (obviously). Here’s what he
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Beck – Where It's At
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“Where It’s At” is the first single from Beck’s album Odelay.
Many of the vocal samples in the song come from an obscure sex education album called Sex for Teens (Where It’s At).
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Beck – Girl
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[Verse 1] / I saw her, yeah, I saw her with her black tongue-tied / Round the roses / Fist pounding on a vending machine / Toy diamond ring stuck on her finger / With a noose, she
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Beck – The Golden Age
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A cloud of melancholy hangs over Sea Change, from the world-weary voice Beck employs on most of the tracks to its unfailingly morose lyrics:
These days I barely get by/ I don’t
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Jeff Beck (Ft. Rod Stewart) – People Get Ready
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[Verse 1] / People get ready, there's a train a-coming / You don't need no baggage, you just get on board / All you need is faith to hear the diesels humming / Don't need no ticket
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Beck – Dear Life
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Dear Life is the third single from Beck’s thirteenth studio album, Colors, and the first to have been released after the album was announced. It was written before the completion
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Beck – Colors
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[Verse 1] / I'll find you and go right through / Walls we made, eh-ay / I see you / I need you / Every day / It's nothing / It's your life / I don't know why, eh-ay / I can't get
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Beck – Blue Moon
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The fifth track of Beck’s 12th studio album, Morning Phase. This track was released before the album as its first single.
Aside from guitar, it has a noticeable mandolin, adding a
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Beck – Deadweight
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[Intro] / Do-do-do-do-do-do-do-do / Do-do-do-do-do-do-do-do / Do-do-do-do-do-do-do-do / Do-do-do-do-do-do-do-do / [Verse 1] / On a highway, unpaved, going my way / You're so alone
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Beck – Hollow Log
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[Verse] / Go where you want to / Do the things you feel / Walk around with a broken leg / And a hundred-dollar bill / Get yourself a pistol / Get yourself a dog / Stay up all night
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Beck (Ft. Cat Power) – Orphans
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Think I'm stranded but I don't know where / I got this diamond that don't know how to shine / In the sun where these dark winds wail / And these children leave their rulers behind
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Beck – Say Goodbye
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The fourth track of Beck’s 12th studio album, Morning Phase.
Lazy guitar and laconic lyrics accompany this song on valediction.
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Beck – Derelict
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[Verse 1] / I dropped my anchor in the dead of night / I packed my suitcase and threw it away / I fell asleep in the funeral fire / I gave my clothes to the policeman / [Chorus
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Beck – Minus
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[Verse 1] / The last survivor of a boiled crown / Another casualty with the casual frown / The janitor vandals, they bark in your face / Juveniles with the piles and paste / [
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Beck – Novacane
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[Intro] / Funky, baby / [Verse 1] / Keep on truckin' like a novocaine hurricane / Blowing static on the paranoid short-wave / Short fuse, got to dismantle / Code red, what's your
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Beck – Nicotine & Gravy
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[Verse 1] / I'll be your chauffeur on a midnight drive / It takes a miracle just to survive / Buried animals call your name / You keep on sleeping through the poignant rain / [
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Beck – Devils Haircut
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Devils Haircut is Beck’s second single supporting his 1996 studio album Odelay.
Similar to most of Beck’s songs on Odelay and surrounding material, a good deal of this song is
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Beck – Ramshackle
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[Verse 1] / You've been so long / Your blind eyes are gone / Your old bones are on their own / So take off your coat / Put a song in your throat / Let the dead beats pound all
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Beck – Debra
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Beck had originally attempted to record “Debra” with the Dust Brothers for Odelay, but was either not happy with the recording, or felt it didn’t fit on the album, or both. (“I
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Beck – The New Pollution
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“The New Pollution” is the third of five singles released from Beck’s 1996 album Odelay. The music video (linked below), directed by Beck himself, was nominated for 5 1997 MTV
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Beck – Hotwax
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[Verse 1] / It takes a backwash man to sing a backwash song / Like a frying pan when the fire's gone / Driving my pig while the band's taking pictures in the grass / And my radio
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Beck – Tropicalia
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[Verse 1] / Oh, when they beat upon a broken guitar / And on the streets, they reek of tropical charms / The embassies lie in hideous shards / Where tourists snore and decay / Oh
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Beck – Blackhole
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The closer from Beck’s third studio album and his major label debut, Mellow Gold.
The song is an atmospheric, acoustic track featuring sweeping vocals and heavy chords. It ties
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Beck – Round the Bend
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Sea Change bounces back in a major way with Round the Bend, a gorgeously hypnotic, string-laden track with a tune that borrows from previous Beck musings but pushes it in an
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