Drag Queen
Drag Queen

The Strokes - Drag Queen Lyrics

In a whirlwind of neon lights and gritty urban streets, The Strokes paint a vivid picture of societal decay and personal disillusionment. The lyrics delve into the chaos of modern life, where everything is commodified—from air to human connections. It's a… Read more

Jun 3, 2016
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'80s people dancing, ooh
Always get it right
I'd listen but I can't tonight
I can't tonight, I can't tonight
Well, it's something that you do to get it right
End up reviled for it
Yeah, that's the thanks I get

I don't understand
Your fucked up system
This sinister city
Try to sell the water
Try to sell the air
Try to sell your daughter
Try to sell her hair

Verse

We all want to watch the fight
Is it on Sunday?
Hide in a hole with a gun in your hand
In front of
Someone you want dead, I guess?
Hiding in your suit

I did not know that
They're bringing me back to my past
Got my head in my hands
I got my head in my
I got my head in my hands
I got my head in my
I got my head
It's just something that you do to get it right
End up reviled for it
Yeah, that's the thanks I get

Jail, that's what you get
Stepping to the system
Profiting from war
Fighting as the victim
Always wanting more
Tryna trick your brothers
Get them to fight it for you

I cannot believe my eyes
Darling, I can tell you lies
Coast to coast, L.A. to Chicago
I don't know geography all that well
Yeah
Defying Western logic
Even if it says you're wrong
I guess that's a classic
Been with us all along

Writer(s): Fabrizio Moretti, Julian Casablancas, Nick Valensi, Nikolai Fraiture, Albert Jr. Hammond
Copyright(s): Lyrics © BMG Rights Management
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What is the Meaning of Drag Queen?

In a whirlwind of neon lights and gritty urban streets, The Strokes paint a vivid picture of societal decay and personal disillusionment. The lyrics delve into the chaos of modern life, where everything is commodified—from air to human connections. It's a haunting critique of a world obsessed with profit and power, masked by the allure of superficial glamour. Julian Casablancas' voice echoes the frustration and helplessness felt in trying to navigate this "sinister city." With biting commentary on war profiteering and societal manipulation, the song serves as both an indictment and a lamentation for lost innocence. #SocietalDecay #UrbanChaos #ModernDisillusionment

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