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Lust For Life Lyrics

Kairi was once a good girl, but after she met her fiancé everything changed. After three years they split up and she's stuck with a desire is hard to satisfy. Until she meets the Russian god that is Dominik and forms a relationship with him. Rhys finally comes back into her life after two years of being apart ready to win her back. Will he win back her love or will he lose her forever to Dominik. Will his decision in the past destroy any chances of them getting back together? With Sex, Lusts, and Secrets is it possible that Rhys and Kairi never really stood a chance in the first place? And her true rightful place was with Dominik? With all these secrets does that mean Kairi has a few too?

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What Is The Chorus Of Lust For Life Lyrics?

3 Answers2025-08-26 07:25:09

Hey, I’m happy you asked — I love talking about songs like 'Lust for Life' — but I’m sorry, I can’t provide the chorus verbatim. Copyright rules mean I can’t type out the exact lines from the song, but I can definitely help in other ways.

If you meant the older, garage-rock anthem 'Lust for Life' by Iggy Pop, the chorus isn’t a long poetic passage so much as a punchy, repeated exclamation that drives the song’s reckless, kinetic energy. It’s shouted with raw enthusiasm over pounding drums and a rolling guitar riff, celebrating a kind of wild, unapologetic appetite for living hard and fast. The mood is defiant and joyous — like sprinting down a neon street with the windows down.

If you meant Lana Del Rey’s 'Lust for Life' (the one with The Weeknd), the refrain is more wistful and lush, leaning into cinematic nostalgia and romantic longing rather than the rough-and-ready bravado of Iggy’s track. For full, exact lyrics, check licensed places like the artist’s official pages, verified streaming-service lyric displays, or sites that host lyrics legally. If you want, I can give a line-by-line paraphrase of the chorus you’re thinking of, or compare the two choruses so you can see how they contrast.

What Do Lust For Life Lyrics Mean?

3 Answers2025-08-26 19:34:31

I've been playing music too loud in my little apartment way past midnight when 'Lust for Life' comes on, and for me the lyrics are this bright, slightly cracked promise: live hard, love harder, and don't apologize for wanting to feel alive. When I think about the words, they pulse with both reckless joy and a stubborn refusal to fade — like someone who’s been knocked down a few times but still gets up grinning. There's a push-and-pull in the lines between hedonism and hope, where simple pleasures (fast drives, messy nights, reckless infatuations) are used almost as survival strategies against boredom, loneliness, or darker moods.

I also hear a nostalgic sheen — references to Americana, fame, and the strange comfort of myth-making. The duet moments (when there are two voices) read like a conversation between optimism and caution: one voice wants to dive into life headfirst, the other tacks on a gentle reality check. That tension is what makes the song feel real; it’s not naive joy, it’s joy with eyes open. On rainy days I crank it to feel less small, and on sunny ones it just amplifies the good vibes. Either way, the lyrics encourage embracing the present without pretending everything’s perfect.

If you strip it down, 'Lust for Life' celebrates desire — not just sexual desire, but desire for meaning, for connection, for intensity. It’s a reminder that wanting to live fully is okay, even necessary, and that sometimes the best antidote to despair is a deliberate, loud choice to keep going. It leaves me wanting to call someone at midnight or take the long route home, and that’s the whole point.

Where Can I Find Lust For Life Lyrics Online?

3 Answers2025-08-26 12:20:24

Whenever I want lyrics, I usually start by thinking who sang the version I'm after — there are at least two well-known songs called 'Lust for Life' (one by Lana Del Rey featuring The Weeknd from 2017, and one by Iggy Pop from 1977), so narrowing that down saves time.

My go-to online places are Genius (they have annotated lines and context), AZLyrics, and Lyrics.com for quick, copyable text. For more official or time-synced displays I check Spotify or Apple Music: both apps often show live lyrics while the track plays (Spotify uses Musixmatch integration), which is great for following along when I'm learning the phrasing. YouTube is another solid route — official lyric videos or the track’s official upload often include the whole lyric block in the description or a proper lyric video.

If I want 100% accuracy or a licensed source, I look for the artist’s official website or the record label’s pages; sometimes the digital booklet (iTunes purchases) or the physical CD/vinyl sleeve has verified lyrics. A little heads-up: fan sites and some lyric aggregators can contain small transcription errors, and some sites operate in gray licensing areas. If you love the song, supporting the artist by streaming from official services or buying the track helps keep lyrics available and accurate. Happy singing — which version are you looking for, by Lana or by Iggy?

How Do Lust For Life Lyrics Differ Between Versions?

3 Answers2025-08-26 04:42:33

I've always been fascinated by how one song title can hide so many different lyric versions, and 'Lust for Life' is a neat example because there are two big songs with the same name that people mix up: Lana Del Rey's 'Lust for Life' (feat. The Weeknd) and Iggy Pop's classic 'Lust for Life'. For Lana's track, the main differences between versions are pretty clear: the album cut includes The Weeknd's verse and a long, dreamy outro, while single edits and radio versions sometimes shorten the instrumental sections and trim or even remove parts of the outro for time. There are also censored versions that soften explicit lines or mute swear words, and live renditions where Lana stretches syllables, changes delivery, or swaps small phrases to suit the mood of the performance.

For Iggy Pop's 'Lust for Life', the studio lyrics are fairly consistent, but live recordings from different tours show him ad-libbing lines, repeating hooks more, or altering a verse to hype the crowd. Then you have covers and remixes — some artists keep the core lyrics intact, others rewrite verses entirely to fit a different genre or message. I once noticed a lyric site showing a line slightly differently from what I heard on a live bootleg; turns out the band muted a word and Iggy came in with an improvised shout instead.

Beyond those, demos and leaked early versions can contain alternate couplets or working lines that the artist later changed. If you want to track differences, compare official album lyrics, radio edits, and a live performance or two — hearing them back-to-back makes the tweaks obvious, and sometimes those small changes reveal a shift in tone or intention that I find really interesting.

Who Wrote The Lust For Life Lyrics And Credits?

3 Answers2025-08-26 16:02:32

I still get that drum-guitar pulse of 'Lust for Life' stuck in my head whenever someone brings up classic rock nights. If you mean the 1977 song 'Lust for Life' that blasts out of speakers with that instantly recognizable riff, the lyric credit is straightforward: it was written by Iggy Pop and David Bowie. They worked together on Iggy’s early solo records, and Bowie also had a big hand in producing the sessions that produced the album also called 'Lust for Life'. If you want the nitty-gritty credits beyond the songwriting—like who produced it, sang backing vocals, or played specific instruments—those are best found in the album liner notes, AllMusic, or Discogs, since session personnel sometimes vary by pressing or reissue.

Now, if you were asking about a different song with the same title — like the title track from Lana Del Rey’s era — that’s a different story. Lana’s 'Lust for Life' (from 2017) is credited to her and featured collaborator The Weeknd (Abel Tesfaye), along with several co-writers and producers who worked on the album. Modern pop tracks often have long lists of writers and producers, so checking streaming services that show credits (Tidal and Spotify now do), the album booklet, or PRO databases (ASCAP/BMI) will give you the full legal credits. I usually cross-check a couple of sources to be sure, especially if I’m tracking down a sample or a composer credit for a playlist I’m making.

What Are Common Misheard Lust For Life Lyrics?

3 Answers2025-08-26 11:05:13

I still get a little thrill when that drum intro from 'Lust for Life' kicks in — and the number of times I've heard friends singing the wrong words is hilarious. For the Iggy Pop classic, the biggest and most common mondegreen is people hearing “I got a lust for life” as “I got lost for life” or even “I lost my life.” It’s understandable: Iggy’s barky delivery and the phrasing can blur the vowel, and that single-syllable change totally flips the meaning. Another frequent one is “Here comes Johnny Yen,” which gets mangled into “Here comes Johnny friend,” “Johnny men,” or “Johnny again.” The consonant blends and the quick phrasing make the name sound fuzzy, especially on car radios or old tapes.

Beyond those, listeners sometimes mishear lines in the verses because Iggy slurs and overlaps words while the band is roaring — stuff like “chasing the cars” or “wasting my time” get swapped with similar-sounding phrases. Live versions amplify this: I once saw a cover band where half the crowd sang “lost” and the other half chanted “lust,” and it turned into a sing-along argument. For me, those mishearings are part of the charm — they show how music lives differently in everyone’s head, and they make karaoke nights unexpectedly entertaining.

Are There Annotated Lust For Life Lyrics Explaining References?

3 Answers2025-08-26 23:44:12

I get a little giddy talking about this — yes, there are annotated versions of 'Lust for Life' (the song and the album) that try to unpack the cultural and lyrical references, but the quality and depth vary a lot.

When I’m digging into a Lana track I usually start on Genius because it’s the most populated: fans and sometimes verified contributors add line-by-line notes interpreting nods to old Hollywood, American mythology, drug imagery, and collabs (the fact that The Weeknd appears on the title track often gets its own note about voice/character contrast). On Genius you’ll find historical or pop-culture context — things like classic film icons, references to past songs or albums, and even literary echoes — but remember that a lot of those annotations are crowd-sourced, so some are grounded in interviews while others are speculative fan theory.

Outside Genius, I check Reddit threads (search the subreddit communities around the artist), older magazine interviews where Lana has talked about her influences (read pieces in outlets like 'Pitchfork' or 'The New Yorker' for artist commentary), and longform blogs that line up quotes from interviews with lyric lines. There are also YouTube breakdown videos where creators pause on each line and offer their reading, which can be great if you like a spoken walkthrough. My rule of thumb: weigh annotations against primary sources — direct interviews, liner notes, and reputable music journalism — and enjoy the interpretations that resonate with you.

Are There Censored Lust For Life Lyrics For Radio Edits?

3 Answers2025-08-26 12:59:00

I get asked this a lot when I'm geeking out over playlists in the car — yes, there are radio-friendly edits for 'Lust for Life', but it depends which version you mean and where you're listening. There are two big songs called 'Lust for Life' that most people refer to: the 1977 Iggy Pop track and the 2017 Lana Del Rey song (the latter features The Weeknd). The older Iggy Pop track is pretty tame by modern broadcast standards, so most classic-rock stations play it straight. The Lana Del Rey version can have lines or themes some stations prefer to soften, so you'll sometimes hear a 'radio edit' or a cleaned mix.

In my experience, official radio edits come from the label or a promo team and are made to comply with local broadcast rules — in the U.S. the FCC considers profane or indecent material during certain hours, so labels supply a clean file or the station engineers will make a bleep/fade. Clean edits can be tiny (a bleep, mute, or pitch replacement) or more creative (re-recorded backing lines, shortened phrases, or alternative takes). Streaming platforms will often tag the album track as 'explicit' if the original has profanity, and some services have a separate clean version. I usually search "'Lust for Life' radio edit" or look for a '(Clean)' tag on stores like iTunes/Apple Music to find those versions.

If you want the exact censored lyric sheet, lyric sites sometimes show the radio-friendly text with asterisks or blanks. I've also made a habit of checking official YouTube uploads for a "radio edit" or "clean version" label; labels put those up for promos sometimes. It's kind of neat hearing how subtle the changes can be — a tiny bleep or a removed syllable can change the whole feel of a line.

Which Artist Sang Lust For Life Lyrics Originally?

3 Answers2025-08-26 19:46:02

On slow evenings I end up tracing the grooves on my old records and humming along — and whenever 'Lust for Life' comes on, I always think of Iggy Pop. He was the original singer of the song: it was released in 1977 on his album also called 'Lust for Life', and David Bowie played a huge role in shaping it — Bowie co-wrote, produced, and contributed instrumentation during the Berlin sessions. The track has that frantic, urgent energy with the driving drum beat and choppy guitar that feels like the soundtrack to a neon-lit, reckless night.

People often confuse that Iggy Pop classic with the much later 'Lust for Life' by Lana Del Rey (featuring The Weeknd) from 2017, but those are totally different songs — same evocative title, different moods. Iggy’s version is raw, punk-adjacent, and rooted in the late '70s rock scene; Lana’s is dreamy, cinematic pop with a wistful vibe. Iggy’s song also gained a second life through films and trailers — it’s famously used in 'Trainspotting', which cemented its place in pop culture.

If you’re digging through the credits, you’ll find Iggy’s voice and Bowie’s fingerprints all over that original. For me, spinning the vinyl and hearing that opening is like flipping open a short, vivid story — it never loses its edge, even decades later.

Can I Legally Print Lust For Life Lyrics For Personal Use?

3 Answers2025-08-26 01:43:20

I still get a little thrill when a favorite line of a song jumps into my head, and yes, I’ve printed lyrics at home to sing along while I do the dishes. That said, printing the full lyrics to 'Lust for Life' is technically a reproduction of copyrighted text, so the simple truth is: it depends on where you live and how you plan to use them.

From my reading and doing small DIY projects, here’s the practical picture: making a single personal copy at home for your own private enjoyment (like taping it to your wall or using it during a private jam) is unlikely to trigger legal action in most places, but it isn’t automatically legal under copyright law. In the US there isn’t a broad private-copy exception—copyright owners control reproductions—so the safest route is to use licensed sources. If you want to print lyrics legally, look for official lyric books, licensed digital downloads, or services that explicitly allow printing (some lyric licensing companies and sheet-music sellers do). If you plan to share, distribute, post online, or use them in a public performance, you’ll need permission or a license from the rights holder or an authorized distributor.

One tip from my own habit: if the exact wording matters less, type out a brief excerpt and add your own notes or chords, or buy an authorized songbook. For classroom or research use there are fair-use or fair-dealing exceptions in some countries, but those are context-specific. Bottom line—casual private printing is low risk practically, but not strictly permission-free; when in doubt, check licensed options or seek permission so you can sing guilt-free.