Don’t Forget Whose Legs You’re On Arctic Monkeys
"Don't Forget Whose Legs You're On" by Arctic Monkeys is a #Rock track from their 2023 album. The lyrics explore themes of identity, loyalty, and the complexities of relationships, emphasizing the importance of remembering one's roots. Musically, it features a blend of sharp guitar riffs and catchy hooks, showcasing the band's signature style. Its introspective nature resonates with listeners, reinforcing the band's cultural relevance.
[Verse 1]
The painted faces congregate
In the mating season
To second homes, they go alone
In no rush to leave them
[Chorus]
And there's a fountain and a scimitar
Shaped yellow light
And it picks you up
And cuts you down to size
[Verse 2]
When the people there and the furniture
Start to seem important
When a moment more, when you catch the floor
With a vivid and absorbent sharpened arc
[Chorus]
Like the scimitar
Shaped yellow light
That picks you up
And cuts you down to size
[Bridge]
Well, I had questions for the tap dancer sat on my lap
And she had child-proof caps on her answers
Stone blower, blow me a stone
And show me that handsome enhancer
She had a rock on her throttle
And a brown glass bottle full of shavings from the sun
Although those shoes affect your step
Don't forget whose legs you're on
The painted faces congregate
In the mating season
To second homes, they go alone
In no rush to leave them
[Chorus]
And there's a fountain and a scimitar
Shaped yellow light
And it picks you up
And cuts you down to size
[Verse 2]
When the people there and the furniture
Start to seem important
When a moment more, when you catch the floor
With a vivid and absorbent sharpened arc
[Chorus]
Like the scimitar
Shaped yellow light
That picks you up
And cuts you down to size
[Bridge]
Well, I had questions for the tap dancer sat on my lap
And she had child-proof caps on her answers
Stone blower, blow me a stone
And show me that handsome enhancer
She had a rock on her throttle
And a brown glass bottle full of shavings from the sun
Although those shoes affect your step
Don't forget whose legs you're on
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