Little Sister The Residents

"Little Sister" by The Residents, released in 1978, is an avant-garde rock song that explores themes of obsession, longing, and the complexities of sibling relationships. Its surreal lyrics and experimental sound blend elements of rock with unconventional structures. The song's unique use of distorted vocals and eclectic instrumentation has influenced numerous artists in the underground music scene. #AvantGardeRock

Little sister don't you
Little sister don't you
Little sister don't you kiss me once or twice
And say it's very nice
And then you run
Little sister don't you do what your big sister done

Well I dated your big sister
And I took her to a show
I went for some candy
Along came Jim Dandy, and he snuck right out the door

Little sister don't you
Little sister don't you
Little sister don't you kiss me once or twice
And say it's very nice
And then you run
Little sister don't you do what do your big sister done

Well every time I see your sister, she's got somebody new
Well she's mean and she's evil like a little old boll weevil
I'll try my luck with you

Little sister don't you
Little sister don't you
Little sister don't you kiss me once or twice
And say it's very nice
And then you run
Little sister don't you do what do your big sister done

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