Ivanka: ‘My Name’s On It’ Gang of Four
"Ivanka: ‘My Name’s On It’" by Gang of Four is a #Rock song released in 2019. The lyrics critique privilege, entitlement, and the commodification of identity, reflecting on societal issues and personal responsibility. Musically, it features sharp guitar riffs and a punk influence, resonating with contemporary political discourse.
(Ooh, ooh-ooh)
(Ooh, ooh-ooh)
Where once were her eyes
Ivanka now sees through pearls
She said I don't know
What it means to be complicit
Be complicit
Need to believe
You got to understand
Need to believe
You got to understand
You mustn't want the things you can't have
It's only worth something if you work for it
You mustn't want the things you can't have
It's only worth something if my name's on it
I saw how hard daddy worked for his money
Daddy loves women and he believes in family
Need to believe, you gotta understand
You mustn't want the things you can't have
It's only worth something if you work for it
You mustn't want the things you can't have
It's only worth something if my name's on it
(Ooh, ooh-ooh)
Where once were her eyes
Ivanka now sees through pearls
She said I don't know
What it means to be complicit
Be complicit
Need to believe
You got to understand
Need to believe
You got to understand
You mustn't want the things you can't have
It's only worth something if you work for it
You mustn't want the things you can't have
It's only worth something if my name's on it
I saw how hard daddy worked for his money
Daddy loves women and he believes in family
Need to believe, you gotta understand
You mustn't want the things you can't have
It's only worth something if you work for it
You mustn't want the things you can't have
It's only worth something if my name's on it
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