Wise Up! Sucker
Pop Will Eat Itself
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If we stand here shaking much more We're gonna come apart, split in half, You're telling me don't want no more 'Cos my head's up my ass, I watch my world through a glass, I'm just a crazy tired shape from your past You say it's love that you need, But it's war that you've got That you want to live your life and "to have" Not "to have not," Better wise up and face my lot; She loves me not She loves me, she loves me not She loves me, she loves me not She loves me, she loves me not Wise up sucker to what you've got I'm freakin' and you couldn't care less, I got the deep down crazies; Trying to get my head round this mess. At the sound of the bell An act you know so well, You give me sixteen different flavours of hell You say it's love that you need, But it's war that you've got That you want to live your life and "to have" Not "to have not," Better wise up and face my lot; She loves me not She loves me, she loves me not She loves me, she loves me not She loves me, she loves me not Wise up sucker to what you've got Wise up! sucker, see the sights Taking your ass for a ride, Wise up! Wise up! You say it's love that you need, But it's war that you've got That you want to live your life and "to have" Not "to have not," Better wise up and face my lot; She loves me not She loves me, she loves me not She loves me, she loves me not She loves me, she loves me not Wise up sucker to what you've got
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Written by: CLINTON DARRYL MANSELL
Lyrics © Universal Music Publishing Group
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11 facts about this song
Genre Classification"Wise Up! Sucker" by "Pop Will Eat Itself" is classified within the Alternative rock and Grebo genres, showing a fusion of electronic music and punk influences.
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Album ConnectionThe song is featured on "Pop Will Eat Itself's" album called 'This Is the Day...This Is the Hour...This Is This!', which was released in 1989.
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High Ranking"Wise Up! Sucker" enjoyed noteworthy success; it ranked number 41 on the UK Singles Chart.
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Unique FeatureThe song stands out as one of "Pop Will Eat Itself's" heaviest songs to date, featuring distorted guitars and intense drum patterns.
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Sample UseTrue to the band's penchant for utilizing samples, "Wise Up! Sucker" includes the usage of several samples from various sources, further enhancing its distinctive sound.
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Band CompositionDuring the recording of "Wise Up! Sucker", "Pop Will Eat Itself" consisted of four members - Clint Mansell, Graham Crabb, Richard March, and Adam Mole.
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Label ReleaseThe song was released under the label RCA Records, a major American record label owned by Sony Music Entertainment.
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Cover ArtThe cover art for "Wise Up! Sucker" showcases a vibrant and visually pleasing design, typical of the band's mixed media aesthetic principle.
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MTV AirplayThe song's music video received considerable airplay on MTV, a music-focused cable network known for promoting new and upcoming musical talent.
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Producer InfluenceThe production of the song was done by renowned producers Flood and John Fryer, who have worked with great bands like Nine Inch Nails and Depeche Mode, their influence can be argued to have played a role in the song's sonic output.
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Cult FollowingDespite the disbansion of "Pop Will Eat Itself" in 1996 and subsequent errors on various streaming platforms, "Wise Up! Sucker" maintains a steady cult following.
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