Lazy Itis
Happy Mondays
Happy Mondays
HAPPY MONDAYS
- Lazy Itis LyricsNow that one got lazyitis
And that one go it alone
And this one go, wah wah wah wah wah wah wah wah wah
All the way home
At my home (And i hope??) I don't come top of the class
Got no brown tongue lickin ass, can't do what he's asked
Won't do what he's asked
I think i did the right thing by slipping away, yeah
And the ache that's making me ache has gone for the day
Now i'm the man that shot the boss
I pinned him down and blew his face off
I'm doing time with weirdo kind
Hustlin and rustlin and watchin from behind
Now that's the man that shot the boss
He pinned him down and blew his face off
He's doing time with weirdo kind
Hustlin and rustlin and watchin from behind
Now that one got lazyitis
And that one go it alone
And that one go, wah wah wah wah wah wah wah wah wah
All the way home
All the way home
And that one go it alone
And this one go, wah wah wah wah wah wah wah wah wah
All the way home
At my home (And i hope??) I don't come top of the class
Got no brown tongue lickin ass, can't do what he's asked
Won't do what he's asked
I think i did the right thing by slipping away, yeah
And the ache that's making me ache has gone for the day
Now i'm the man that shot the boss
I pinned him down and blew his face off
Hustlin and rustlin and watchin from behind
Now that's the man that shot the boss
He pinned him down and blew his face off
He's doing time with weirdo kind
Hustlin and rustlin and watchin from behind
Now that one got lazyitis
And that one go it alone
And that one go, wah wah wah wah wah wah wah wah wah
All the way home
All the way home
Facts about Lazy Itis
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Lazy Itis is written by Paul Richard Davis, Paul Anthony Ryder, Paul James Mccartney, Gary Kenneth Whelan, John Winston Lennon, Shaun Ryder, Sly Stone, Mark Philip Day, David Essex.
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When we take a closer look to the meaning, the interpretation of the Happy Mondays song 'Lazyitis' reflects a style of rebellion and nonconformity with the lyrics depicting a character that slips away from social responsibilities and expectations. The metaphor 'lazyitis' represents a light-hearted approach to life's demands, while the allusions of shooting the boss and doing time with weirdo kind imply a no to authority and a living in a manner of one's own choice. Lazy itis lyrics mainly highlight the feelings of anger, angst, reflection, social commentary, and empowerment. In the same breath, the song emphasizes the dichotomy of isolation and loneliness paired with rebellion and defiance. The lyrics portray violence and allude to criminal behavior that might be inappropriate for kids under 13. The portrayal of shooting and its consequences imply a dramatic pull which requires parental guidance.
Who wrote Lazy Itis lyrics?
Lazy Itis is written by Paul Richard Davis, Paul Anthony Ryder, Paul James Mccartney, Gary Kenneth Whelan, John Winston Lennon, Shaun Ryder, Sly Stone, Mark Philip Day, David Essex.
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What is the meaning behind Lazy Itis lyrics?
When we take a closer look to the meaning, the interpretation of the Happy Mondays song 'Lazyitis' reflects a style of rebellion and nonconformity with the lyrics depicting a character that slips away from social responsibilities and expectations. The metaphor 'lazyitis' represents a light-hearted approach to life's demands, while the allusions of shooting the boss and doing time with weirdo kind imply a no to authority and a living in a manner of one's own choice. Lazy itis lyrics mainly highlight the feelings of anger, angst, reflection, social commentary, and empowerment. In the same breath, the song emphasizes the dichotomy of isolation and loneliness paired with rebellion and defiance. The lyrics portray violence and allude to criminal behavior that might be inappropriate for kids under 13. The portrayal of shooting and its consequences imply a dramatic pull which requires parental guidance.
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Songwriter(s): Paul Richard Davis, Paul Anthony Ryder, Paul James Mccartney, Gary Kenneth Whelan, John Winston Lennon, Shaun Ryder, Sly Stone, Mark Philip Day, David Essex
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