Headache Liz Phair
"Headache" by Liz Phair, released in 1993, is a #Rock song that explores themes of emotional turmoil, relationships, and the complexities of love. The lyrics express frustration and vulnerability, highlighting the pain of unreciprocated feelings. The track features raw guitar riffs and candid storytelling, contributing to its impact on 90s alternative music culture.
[Verse 1]
I can see the Russian Army
Rolling through my head
On one side of me lies the enemy
The other half is dead
[Chorus]
I've got diamonds and I've got pearls
And I said, "Hey mister, won't you come for me?
You can take me home
But I will never be your girl
I won't let your mystery unfurl,"
[Bridge]
That's the whole thing about it
I'm so in love today
I've been waiting at the bus stop
Come my way?
[Chorus]
Hey mister, won't you come for me?
I'm a psychosomatic sister running around without a leash
You can take me home
But I will never be your girl
I won't let your mystery unfurl
I can see the Russian Army
Rolling through my head
On one side of me lies the enemy
The other half is dead
[Chorus]
I've got diamonds and I've got pearls
And I said, "Hey mister, won't you come for me?
You can take me home
But I will never be your girl
I won't let your mystery unfurl,"
[Bridge]
That's the whole thing about it
I'm so in love today
I've been waiting at the bus stop
Come my way?
[Chorus]
Hey mister, won't you come for me?
I'm a psychosomatic sister running around without a leash
You can take me home
But I will never be your girl
I won't let your mystery unfurl
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