XTC Lyrics — by Popularity
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| 101 | Mermaid Smiled |
| 102 | Meccanic Dancing (Oh We Go!) |
| 103 | Traffic Light Rock |
| 104 | Miniature Sun |
| 105 | Blame The Weather |
| 106 | Blue Overall |
| 107 | This Is Pop |
| 108 | Tissue Tigers (The Arguers) |
| 109 | Punch And Judy |
| 110 | Over Rusty Water |
| 111 | Real By Reel |
| 112 | Playground |
| 113 | That Wave |
| 114 | Yacht Dance |
| 115 | Heatwave |
| 116 | Scissor Man |
| 117 | Crocodile |
| 118 | Jumping in Gomorrah |
| 119 | Millions |
| 120 | Omnibus |
| 121 | Beating of Hearts |
| 122 | Greenman |
| 123 | Instant Tunes |
| 124 | Leisure |
| 125 | Gold |
| 126 | I am the Audience |
| 127 | Hang On To The Night |
| 128 | Your Dictionary |
| 129 | I'll Sety Myself On Fire |
| 130 | Cynical Days |
| 131 | Limelight |
| 132 | Holly Up On Poppy |
| 133 | Neon Shuffle |
| 134 | Smokeless Zone |
| 135 | Radios In Motion |
| 136 | Deliver Us From the Elements |
| 137 | The Rhythm |
| 138 | Find The Fox |
| 139 | Fly On The Wall |
| 140 | That Is The Way |
| 141 | Red |
| 142 | Battery Brides (Andy Paints Brian) |
| 143 | Beatown |
| 144 | Living In A Haunted Heart |
| 145 | My Paint Heroes |
| 146 | Standing In For Joe |
| 147 | Buzzcity Talking |
| 148 | Jumping In Gomorah |
| 149 | My Brown Guitar |
| 150 | Seagulls Screaming Kiss Her, Kiss Her |
XTC Albums
About XTC
XTC was an English rock band from Swindon who evolved from spiky new wave pioneers into sophisticated pop craftsmen, creating some of the most inventive and melodically rich music of their era. Their early albums like "Drums and Wires" showcased Andy Partridge's angular songwriting and the band's nervous energy on tracks like "Making Plans For Nigel," while later masterpieces "Oranges And Lemons" and "Nonsuch" revealed their full flowering as pop perfectionists with intricate arrangements and witty, literate lyrics. Songs like "Dear God" sparked controversy and demonstrated their willingness to tackle weighty subjects, while "The Mayor Of Simpleton" and "Senses Working Overtime" became enduring examples of their gift for combining complex musical ideas with irresistible hooks. Despite never achieving massive commercial success, XTC's influence on alternative and indie rock has been profound, inspiring countless bands with their studio wizardry and Partridge's distinctive songwriting voice.