’T’ Ain’t No Sin Tom Waits
'T' Ain't No Sin' by Tom Waits, released in 1999, is a #Rock song that explores themes of love, desire, and the complexities of human relationships. The lyrics convey a sense of raw authenticity and challenge societal norms. Musically, it features Waits' signature gravelly voice and a blend of jazz and blues elements, creating a unique sound. The song reflects a rebellious spirit and has resonated with fans for its candid portrayal of passion and vulnerability.
When you hear sweet syncopation
And the music softly moans
'Tain't no sin to take off your skin
And dance around in your bones
When it gets too hot for comfort
And you can't get an ice cream cone
'Tain't no sin to take off your skin
And dance around in your bones
Just like those bamboo babies
Down in the South Sea tropic zone
'Tain't no sin to take off your skin
And dance around in your bones
When you hear sweet syncopation
And the music softly moans
'Tain't no sin to take off your skin
And dance around in your boness
When it gets too hot for comfort
And you can't get an ice cream cone
'Tain't no sin to take off your skin
And dance around in your bones
Just like those bamboo babies
Down in the South Sea tropic zone
'Tain't no sin to take off your skin
And dance around in your bones
And the music softly moans
'Tain't no sin to take off your skin
And dance around in your bones
When it gets too hot for comfort
And you can't get an ice cream cone
'Tain't no sin to take off your skin
And dance around in your bones
Just like those bamboo babies
Down in the South Sea tropic zone
'Tain't no sin to take off your skin
And dance around in your bones
When you hear sweet syncopation
And the music softly moans
'Tain't no sin to take off your skin
And dance around in your boness
When it gets too hot for comfort
And you can't get an ice cream cone
'Tain't no sin to take off your skin
And dance around in your bones
Just like those bamboo babies
Down in the South Sea tropic zone
'Tain't no sin to take off your skin
And dance around in your bones
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