Call of the Wighat The Cramps
"Call of the Wighat" by The Cramps, released in 1981, is a #Punk rock track that blends elements of psychobilly. The lyrics explore themes of desire, rebellion, and the supernatural, featuring vivid imagery and a playful tone. Its unique combination of rockabilly rhythms and horror aesthetics has influenced the punk scene, celebrating outsider culture.
[Verse 1]
Well, how do you keep a moron
In wighat suspense?
I'll tell you that later
But first I'll tell you this...
[Refrain]
Ah, hoo!
Ah, ah, ah, ah, ah, hoo!
[Verse 2]
Well now Willy tore his hair out
And Sally grew a beard
Vince went ape-shit
And cut off his ears
Ruby went to town
Completely upside down
Sally spilled some powder
And had a tantrum in her gown
[Refrain]
She went hoo!
Ah, ah, ah, ah, ah, hoo!
[Verse 3]
Well my mama had twin babies
On one sweet summer day
She beat one in the head
And I'm the one that got away
Protected by my wighat
And my Frederick's snakeskin pants
I rode my horse to Hollywood
And did a wondrous dance
Well, how do you keep a moron
In wighat suspense?
I'll tell you that later
But first I'll tell you this...
[Refrain]
Ah, hoo!
Ah, ah, ah, ah, ah, hoo!
[Verse 2]
Well now Willy tore his hair out
And Sally grew a beard
Vince went ape-shit
And cut off his ears
Ruby went to town
Completely upside down
Sally spilled some powder
And had a tantrum in her gown
[Refrain]
She went hoo!
Ah, ah, ah, ah, ah, hoo!
[Verse 3]
Well my mama had twin babies
On one sweet summer day
She beat one in the head
And I'm the one that got away
Protected by my wighat
And my Frederick's snakeskin pants
I rode my horse to Hollywood
And did a wondrous dance
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