Girl Loves Me

"Girl Loves Me" is notable for its usage of Polari and Nadsat in its lyrics, a fictional language created by Anthony Burgess which was used very often in his 1962 novel A Clockwork Orange. Rolling Stone calls "Girl Loves Me" their favorite moment from Blackstar, labeling it as "dark, trippy and sexy in ways only the late, great icon could pull off." NME labels the song as a "menacing, militaristic tattoo," and suggests that Bowie was possibly influenced by rappers Future and Young Thug on the song.

[Verse 1] Cheena so sound, so titi up this malchick, say Party up moodge, nanti vellocet round on Tuesday Real bad dizzy snatch making all the omies mad - Thursday Popo blind to the polly in the hole by Friday [Bridge] Where the fuck did Monday go? I'm cold to this pig and pug show I'm sittin' in the chestnut tree Who the fuck's gonna mess with me? [Chorus] Girl loves me (Hey, cheena) Girl loves me Girl loves me (Hey, cheena) Girl loves me [Bridge] Where the fuck did Monday go? (Go, go, go, go, go, go, go) I'm cold to this pig and pug show (Go, go, go, go, go, go, go, go) Where the fuck did Monday go? (Go, go, go, go, go, go, go, go, go) [Verse 2] You viddy at the cheena Choodesny with the red rot Libbilubbing litso-fitso Devotchka watch her garbles Spatchko at the rozz-shop Split a ded from his deng deng Viddy viddy at the cheena [Chorus] Girl loves me (Hey, cheena) Girl loves me Girl loves me (Hey, cheena) Girl loves me Girl loves me (Hey, cheena) Girl loves me [Refrain] Where the fuck did Monday go? Where the fuck did Monday go? Where the fuck did Monday go? [Chorus] Girl loves me (Hey, cheena) Girl loves me Girl loves me (Hey, cheena) Girl loves me [Refrain] Where the fuck did Monday go? Where the fuck did Monday go?