Pop Art Poem The Jam
"Pop Art Poem" by The Jam, released in 1981, is a #Rock song that explores themes of consumerism, art, and the superficiality of modern life. The lyrics reflect a critique of society's obsession with image over substance. Musically, it features energetic guitar riffs and a catchy melody, embodying the band's punk influence. The song captures the cultural zeitgeist of the early '80s, resonating with audiences seeking authenticity amidst commercialism.
Kid walks down the street
Bumps into emptiness
Pow!
Kid looks at the sky
Looks at his watch
Decides to go home
Zap!
Kid spies pretty girl
Walks up to her
Kisses her
On the mouth
Where else?
And all day long I was thinking
I was thinking this, that and the other
And...
When!
So am I
I made this up as I went along
It's good innit?
Bumps into emptiness
Pow!
Kid looks at the sky
Looks at his watch
Decides to go home
Zap!
Kid spies pretty girl
Walks up to her
Kisses her
On the mouth
Where else?
And all day long I was thinking
I was thinking this, that and the other
And...
When!
So am I
I made this up as I went along
It's good innit?
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