(Wart)
(Wart hog, wart)
(Wart hog, wart)
(Wart hog, wart)

(Wart hog) I shot some dope, I feel so sick
It's a sick world, sick, sick, sick
Drugs and bitches and junkies and fags
Artificial phonies I hate it, hate it

Sick, sick, sick, it's the price I pay
It's a sick world, what can I say?
Bullshit scum, they desintegrate
They steal, they cheat, they take-take-take

(Wart)
(Wart hog, wart)
(Wart hog, wart)
(Wart hog, wart)

(Wart hog) I want to puke, I can't sit still
There's sex and drugs in a nightmare world
It's a sick world, sick, sick, sick
It's a hopeless life, I hate it, hate it

It's the drugs and the lies and the ripoff bet?
It's an outlaw life, we're a renegade band
Drugs and bitches and commies and queers
Artificial phonies, I hate it, hate it

(Wart)
(Wart hog, wart)
(Wart hog, wart)
(Wart hog, wart)
(Wart hog)

(Wart)
(Wart hog, wart)
(Wart hog, wart)
(Wart hog, wart)
(Wart hog)

(Wart)
(Wart hog, wart)
(Wart hog, wart)
(Wart hog, wart)
(Wart hog)


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Wart Hog Lyrics as written by Joey Ramone Dee Dee Ramone

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    Dee Dee's counselor asked him to write a love song, and this is what he came up with in response. It's essentially the ultimate anti-love song. It's full of hate and revulsion. Is this how he really felt though? I seriously doubt it. This was just basically Dee Dee's way of saying 'fuck you' to his counselor for trying to push him into a corner he didn't want to go into. I wouldn't read anything more into it. The punks were notoriously keen on being offensive for the sake of being offensive, and this song especially was a rebuttal to all those who wanted them to play 'nice' songs. There you have your answer.

    Starwatcher23on May 24, 2017   Link

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