Wouldnit
Ima, Yoko Ono
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Wouldn't it be nice to be a heroine? Cool and slinky with an appropriate smile Honey, I take sugar, two While he's ranting and raving Could you pass that cream? I was looking to have a cupa tea Instead I freeze Seeing his next move, is it grabbing my hair? Or bushing my tush Till there's no scream left? Wouldn't it be nice to be a heroine? Wouldnit, wouldnit? Wouldnit, wouldnit? Wouldnit, wouldnit? Wouldnit? Mmm Wouldn't it be nice to be a hero? Standing fast and easy with an appropriate grin Brother, not that way, they'll take you away Mmm, give me your gun It's no use to anyone Instead I freeze Seeing if I shut up and stay real still Maybe he won't kill At least not me Wouldn't it be nice to be a hero? Wouldnit, wouldnit? Wouldnit, wouldnit? Wouldnit, wouldnit? Wouldnit? Mmm Wouldn't it be nice to be a star? Shinin' and sparklin', looking down the whole and plenty Being looked up with a telescope While my sisters busy cutting the rope Daddy, you can't touch me Mommy, you can't hate me I'm a star, get it? Instead I froze And I let them, I let them I let them pick my brain Twist my arm, cut my throat And wish me dead But I'm still thinking Wouldn't it be nice to be a star? Wouldnit, wouldnit? Wouldnit, wouldnit? Wouldnit, wouldnit? Wouldnit?
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10 facts about this song
Artist Background"Wouldnit" is a song by Yoko Ono, a legendary Japanese artist known for her work in multimedia art, film, performance art, and music. She gained even more international fame through her marriage to John Lennon of the Beatles.
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Album InformationThe song "Wouldnit" belongs to the album "Take Me to the Land of Hell," which was released in September 2013. This was Ono’s 14th solo studio album.
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Song ProductionThe album "Take Me to the Land of Hell" was produced by Ono, her son Sean Ono Lennon, and Yuka Honda.
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CollaborationsIn the album, Ono collaborated with a range of musicians, including her son Sean, members of the band Cornelius, and the musician and producer Tune-Yards.
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Song ThemeIn "Wouldnit," as with most songs in the album, Ono explores themes of love, age, and death, with a characteristically optimistic view often delivered with a touch of humor.
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ReceptionThe album "Take Me to the Land of Hell" was critically acclaimed and Yoko Ono’s song "Wouldnit" was much appreciated for its boldness and Yoko's unique experimental style.
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Extraordinary AgeWhat stands out about this song is the fact that Ono was 80 years old when the album featuring this song was released, showing her relentless spirit in continuing to make music and break boundaries.
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GenreThe song, much like Yoko Ono's other works, is classified as experimental music. It portrays Ono's avant-garde touch and bends traditional song structures.
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Musical StyleThe song "Wouldnit" showcases Ono's iconic style of singing, described by many as unique and unconventional.
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Inspirational FigureThe song and Ono's entire music career serve as inspiration for countless artists who believe in boundary-pushing and non-traditional approaches to music-making.
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