It’s All Meat The Animals

"It’s All Meat" by The Animals, released in 1965, is a #Rock song that explores themes of life, survival, and the primal nature of existence. The lyrics convey a raw, unfiltered perspective on humanity's basic instincts. Musically, it features gritty vocals and a powerful instrumental arrangement, reflecting the band's blues roots. The song captures the cultural essence of the 1960s, emphasizing authenticity and the human experience.

The sound of Muddy Waters and the voice of Jimmy Reed
When Ray Charles moans
It's all meat on that same bone
It's all meat on just one bone

When Miles Davis blows his horn
When Ravi Shankar plays
It's all down home
But it's all meat on the same bone
It's all meat on just one bone

When Erkel Darbies walks
When Eric Clapton talks
There's only one place it can come from
And it's all meat on the same bone
All meat, same bone
Do it!

Don't you listen to none of them jive hip squares
Try to tell you where the blues is from
'Cause the blues is from the whole wide world
Deep within the souls of men

When Muhammad Ali gets mad
When an Irishman drinks
It's all for a woman
It's all for his home
It's all meat on the same bone
It's all meat, same bone
It's all meat, same bone
Same bone, same thing
It's all soul, It's all meat…

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