Jane's Addiction - A Cabinet Of Curiosities (iTunes Exclusive)

Kettle Whistle (Live, 1987)

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
So beautiful too, beautiful too

What makes the baby cry?
What makes a poor baby
Older than a rich one?
And why do we need
To belong to someone else?
Bet you wish you were someone else

Well, I know why
We all want to be
So beautiful too so beautiful too
So beautiful too so beautiful too



Credits
Writer(s): Eric Adam Avery, Perry Farrell, David Michael Navarro, Stephen Andrew Perkins
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Other Album Tracks

  1. Jane Says (Radio Tokyo Demo)
  2. Pigs In Zen (Radio Tokyo Demo)
  3. Mountain Song (Radio Tokyo Demo)
  4. Had A Dad (Radio Tokyo Demo)
  5. I Would For You (Radio Tokyo Demo)
  6. Idiots Rule (Demo)
  7. Classic Girl (Demo)
  8. Up The Beach (Demo)
  9. Suffer Some (Demo)
  10. Thank You Boys (Demo)

All Album Tracks: A Cabinet Of Curiosities (iTunes Exclusive) >

Altri album

  1. True Love - Single
  2. True Love
  3. Imminent Redemption - Single
  4. Under The Ceilings (Live, Los Angeles '86)
  5. Southern Comfort (Live)
  6. Live - Tipitina's, New Orleans, LA 16 Jan '89 - Remastered + Bonus Track
  7. Alive at Twenty-Five - Ritual De Lo Habitual Live
  8. Tipitina's, New Orleans, La. January 16th, 1989 (Remastered, Live On Broadcasting)
  9. Live In NYC
  10. Live Voodoo

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