Meat City
John Lennon
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Whatever gets you through the night It's all right, it's all right It's your money or your life It's all right, it's all right Don't need a sword to cut through' flowers Oh no, oh no Whatever gets you through your life It's all right, it's all right Do it wrong, or do it right It's all right, it's all right Don't need a watch to waste your time Oh no, oh no Hold me, darlin', come on, listen to me I won't do you no harm Trust me, darlin', come on, listen to me Come on, listen to me; come on, listen, listen Whatever gets you to the light It's all right, it's all right Out of the blue, or out of sight It's all right, it's all right Don't need a gun to blow you mind Oh no, oh no Hold me, darlin', come on, listen to me I won't do you no harm Trust me, darlin', come on, listen to me Come on, listen to me, come on, listen, listen
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15 facts about this song
Artist History"Meat City" is a song by English musician and Beatles member John Lennon.
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Album InclusionThe song is from Lennon's 1973 album, "Mind Games."
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Cultural ImpactThe song, while not being one of Lennon's biggest hits, is often remembered for its rebellious spirit.
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Songwriting"Meat City" was both written and performed by John Lennon.
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Musical StyleThe song is characterized by its rock and roll edge, and it's heavily driven by Lennon's distinct vocal delivery and guitar playing.
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Censored VersionA special version of "Meat City" was created to get past censorship on the radio. This version had backward vocals to mask explicit lyrics.
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ProductionThe song was produced by John Lennon himself, along with Phil Spector, a renowned record producer.
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Recording"Meat City" was recorded at Record Plant Studios, New York City, United States.
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OpinionSome listeners and critics believe that the song is a critique of society and consumer culture, given its title and lyrics.
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Alternative VersionsThe song "Meat City" was also released in a remastered form in 2010 for the "Gimme Some Truth" box set.
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Track Position"Meat City" is the last - 12th track on the "Mind Games" album.
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Album SuccessAlthough "Meat City" wasn't released as a single, the album "Mind Games" reached No. 9 on the Billboard 200 and was eventually certified gold.
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Lyrical ContentThe song has been described as being full of raunchy humor, a feature that distinguishes it among Lennon's discography.
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Instrumentation"Meat City" features a saxophone part played by Michael Brecker, showcasing Lennon's tendency to incorporate varied instrumentation in his songs.
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Cover VersionsFew artists, including Little Richard, have also covered the song in their live performances.
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