Crackity Jones
Pixies
Pixies
PIXIES
- Crackity Jones Lyricsjose jones
told me alone
his story
he got friends
like paco picopiedra
la muneca
he receives on his set
crack crack crackity jones
please forgive me
jose jones
you need these walls
for your own
i'm moving out of this hopedaje
i'm afraid you'll cut me boy
thirty miles by
hundred miles by
stinking island
por goofiar
en crushing automovil
chasing voices
he receives in his head
crack crack crackity jones
told me alone
his story
he got friends
like paco picopiedra
la muneca
he receives on his set
crack crack crackity jones
please forgive me
jose jones
you need these walls
for your own
i'm moving out of this hopedaje
thirty miles by
hundred miles by
stinking island
por goofiar
en crushing automovil
chasing voices
he receives in his head
crack crack crackity jones
Facts about Crackity Jones
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Crackity Jones is written by Charles Thompson.
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It is first released on April 17, 1989 as part of Pixies's album "Doolittle" which includes 15 tracks in total. This song is the 8th track on this album.
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When we look deeper into its meaning, Crackity Jones, a track by Pixies, narrates the tumultuous life of José Jones through the lens of the term 'Crackity Jones,' which signifies the ruin and destruction brought on by both his surroundings and his inner being. The constantly repeating 'crack-crack' sound is a metaphor for the unstoppable and disordered forces that José is caught up with. Crackity jones lyrics are mainly pointing out the negative feelings like angst, despair, loneliness, and reflection, and they also express the artist's anger. Besides, the song highlights the need for isolation, fear, and danger as well as the desire for escape. The lyrics allude to risky situations and people, plus there is the frequent mentioning of a word that could be read as drug-related ('Crack-crack'). These features indicate that the song's themes and vocabulary are not appropriate for small children, thus, a PG-13 rating is justified.
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Crackity Jones falls under the genre Alternative.
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Crackity Jones song length is 1 minutes and 24 seconds.
Who wrote Crackity Jones lyrics?
Crackity Jones is written by Charles Thompson.
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When was Crackity Jones released?
It is first released on April 17, 1989 as part of Pixies's album "Doolittle" which includes 15 tracks in total. This song is the 8th track on this album.
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What is the meaning behind Crackity Jones lyrics?
When we look deeper into its meaning, Crackity Jones, a track by Pixies, narrates the tumultuous life of José Jones through the lens of the term 'Crackity Jones,' which signifies the ruin and destruction brought on by both his surroundings and his inner being. The constantly repeating 'crack-crack' sound is a metaphor for the unstoppable and disordered forces that José is caught up with. Crackity jones lyrics are mainly pointing out the negative feelings like angst, despair, loneliness, and reflection, and they also express the artist's anger. Besides, the song highlights the need for isolation, fear, and danger as well as the desire for escape. The lyrics allude to risky situations and people, plus there is the frequent mentioning of a word that could be read as drug-related ('Crack-crack'). These features indicate that the song's themes and vocabulary are not appropriate for small children, thus, a PG-13 rating is justified.
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Which genre is Crackity Jones?
Crackity Jones falls under the genre Alternative.
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How long is the song Crackity Jones?
Crackity Jones song length is 1 minutes and 24 seconds.
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Songwriter(s): Charles Thompson
Record Label(s): 1998 4AD
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