Deuce

Track 6 on Ikons

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Deuce was written by Gene Simmons during the Winter of 1972 while KISS was forming and Wicked Lester was disbanding. “Basic lick came as a bastard – it came to me fast… A… Read More

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Deuce Lyrics

[Verse 1]
Get up and get your grandma out of here
Pick up, old Jim is working hard this year
And, baby, do the things he says to do

[Chorus]
Baby, if you're feeling good
And, baby, if you're feeling nice
You know your man is working hard
He's worth a deuce

[Verse 2]
Honey, don't push your man behind his years
And, baby, stop crying all your tears
Baby, do the things he says to do (Do it)

[Chorus]
Baby, if you're feeling good
Yes, baby, if you're feeling nice
You know your man is working hard
He's worth a deuce

[Instrumental Break]

[Chorus]
Baby, if you're feeling good
Yes, baby, if you're feeling nice
You know your man is working hard

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Deuce was written by Gene Simmons during the Winter of 1972 while KISS was forming and Wicked Lester was disbanding.

“Basic lick came as a bastard – it came to me fast… A bastard son of ‘Jumpin’ Jack' meets ‘Bitch’ – lyrics came at the same time as melody”

“Deuce” is the first song played by the original lineup of KISS. The magic began during Ace Frehley’s audition in December of 1973, and the rest is KISStory!