"Lightning Frightening" is a 1971 song by English musician David Bowie. It was an outtake from the Arnold Corns sessions and never officially released until its inclusion on the album Shadow Man in 1989 (under the title "I've Got Lightning") and was included as a bonus track on Bowie's 1970 album The Man Who Sold the World when it was re-released in 1990 by Rykodisc.
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- I'll give you back my farm and I'll give you back my house
- I'll give you back my right to be free
- I've got moon, I've got sun
- Lightning, lightning, lightning
- I've got me, I've got you
- Frightening, frightening, frightening
- I'll give you back my farm and I'll give you back my house
- I'll give you back my right to be free
- I'll give you back my farm and I'll give you back my house
- I'll give you back my right to be free
- I've got moon, I've got sun
- (I've got) Lightning, lightning, lightning
- I've got me, I've got you
- (It's) Frightening, frightening, frightening
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| The Man Who Sold the World (v ● e) |
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| "The Width of a Circle" • "All the Madmen" • "Black Country Rock" • "After All" • "Running Gun Blues" • "Saviour Machine" • "She Shook Me Cold" • "The Man Who Sold the World" • "The Supermen"
Bonus tracks on 1990 Rykodisc CD: "Lightning Frightening" • "Holy Holy" • "Moonage Daydream (Arnold Corns Version)" • "Hang On to Yourself (Arnold Corns Version)" |