It’s a Miracle Was (Not Was)
"It’s a Miracle" by Was (Not Was), released in 1987, is a #Pop/Funk song that explores themes of love, societal absurdities, and the unexpected nature of life. The lyrics blend humor and irony, reflecting on miracles in everyday situations. The track features a catchy groove and playful instrumentation, contributing to its cultural resonance and enduring appeal.
[Verse 1]
Grandpa's outside milking the truck
And little Joey does his best to help
Hammering nails into the gas tank
And whipping the tires with his belt
[Pre-Chorus]
And now from a greasy black hose
The foamy white milk starts to flow
[Chorus]
It's a miracle, nothing but a miracle
Yes it is, oh yeah
It's a miracle, nothing but a miracle
Yes it is, oh yeah
[Verse 2]
Uncle Kenny is yelling at his wife
He screams "Who broke the fuckin' TV?"
He set fire to the kitchen floor
And made noises like a bumble bee
[Pre-Chorus]
And now like a movie screen angel
He vanished in the bathroom mirror
Grandpa's outside milking the truck
And little Joey does his best to help
Hammering nails into the gas tank
And whipping the tires with his belt
[Pre-Chorus]
And now from a greasy black hose
The foamy white milk starts to flow
[Chorus]
It's a miracle, nothing but a miracle
Yes it is, oh yeah
It's a miracle, nothing but a miracle
Yes it is, oh yeah
[Verse 2]
Uncle Kenny is yelling at his wife
He screams "Who broke the fuckin' TV?"
He set fire to the kitchen floor
And made noises like a bumble bee
[Pre-Chorus]
And now like a movie screen angel
He vanished in the bathroom mirror
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