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Kettle Whistle Lyrics by Jane’s Addiction

Kettle Whistle

1997

What makes a kettle whistle?
What makes gold precious?
How come some people, they'll show you everything?
How come some people, they don't like nothing at all?
Well, I know why
We all want to be
Beautiful too, beautiful too
[Instrumental Break]
What makes a baby cry?
What makes a poor baby older than a rich one?
And why do we need to belong to someone else
Well, I know why
We all want to be
So beautiful too, so beautiful too, so beautiful too...
[Instrumental Outro]

About “Kettle Whistle” by Jane’s Addiction

Read the complete lyrics to "Kettle Whistle" by Jane’s Addiction from the album "Kettle Whistle" in 1997. On Lyrks you can follow along with the full text, explore the artist's discography, and discover related songs. The track is often categorized under Alternative, Alternative Rock, Rock.

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"Kettle Whistle" appears on "Kettle Whistle" in 1997.

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