Lyrics by Liz Phair

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1. Why Can't I?
2. Somebody's Miracle
3. 6' 1"
4. Alice Springs
5. And he slayed her
6. Animal Girl
7. Avalanche
8. Ba Ba Ba
9. Baby Got Goin'
10. Bad Kitty
11. Bang! Bang!
12. Batmobile
13. Beat is up
14. Beg Me
15. Beginning To See The Light
16. Big Tall Man
17. Bionic Eyes
18. Black Market White Baby Dealer
19. Blood Keeper
20. Blow Job Queen
21. Bollywood
22. Bouncer's Conversation
23. Boyfriend
24. California
25. Can't Get Out Of What I'm Into
26. Canary
27. Carnivore
28. Chopsticks
29. Cinco De Mayo
30. Closer To You
31. Combo Platter
32. Conversation Overheard Between Two Bouncers
33. Count On My Love
34. Crater Lake
35. Dance Of The Seven Veils
36. Dead Shark
37. Divorce Song
38. Do You Love Me? (It's In My Kiss)
39. Dogs of L.A.
40. Don't Have Time
41. Dosage
42. Down
43. Easy
44. Elvis, Be True
45. Everything (Between Us)
46. Everything To Me
47. Explain It To Me
48. Extraordinary
49. Fantasize
50. Favorite
51. Fine Again
52. Firewalker
53. Flower
54. Freak Of Nature
55. Friend Of Mine
56. Fuck And Run
57. Fuck Or Die
58. Girls! Girls! Girls!
59. Girls' Room
60. Give a Little Bit
61. Give Me My Boyfriend Back
62. Giving It All To You
63. Glory
64. Go On-Ahead
65. Go West
66. Go, Speed Racer
67. Good Love Never Dies
68. Good Side
69. Got My Own Thing
70. Greased Lightning
71. Gunshy
72. H.W.C.
73. Headache
74. Hello, Sailor
75. Help Me, Mary
76. Hey Lou
77. Hurricane Cindy
78. I Know It's Not Easy
79. I'll Get You High
80. I'm Like That
81. If I Ever Pay You Back
82. In Love With Yourself
83. In There
84. It's Not That Easy
85. It's Sweet
86. Jealousy
87. Jeremy Engle
88. Johnny Feelgood
89. Johnny Sunshine
90. Lazy Dreamer
91. Leap Of Innocence
92. Leaving On a Jet Plane
93. Little Digger
94. Lonely Street
95. Lost Tonight
96. Love / Hate
97. Love Is Nothing
98. May Queen
99. Mesmerizing
100. Miss Lucy
101. Miss September
102. Money
103. My My
104. Nashville
105. Never Said
106. Oh My God/That's The Way I Like It
107. Oh, Bangladesh
108. One Less Thing
109. Only Son
110. Perfect World
111. Polyester Bride
112. Rain Scene
113. Red Light Fever
114. Ride
115. Rock Me
116. Rocket Boy
117. Russian Girl
118. Satisfied
119. Shallow Opportunities
120. Shane
121. Shatter
122. Sheridan Road
123. Shitloads of Money
124. Six Dick Pimp
125. Smoke
126. Soap Star Joe
127. Soberish
128. Sometimes A Dream
129. Soul Sucker
130. South Dakota
131. Spanish Doors
132. Stars And Planets
133. Strange Loop
134. Stratford-On-Guy
135. Stuck On An Island
136. Supernova
137. Support System
138. Sway
139. Table For One
140. Take A Look
141. Tell Me You Like Me
142. The Dogs Of L. A.
143. The Game
144. The Tra La La Song (One Banana, Two Banana)
145. Turning Japanese
146. Uncle Alvarez
147. Waiting For The Bird (White Bird Of Texas)
148. Wasted
149. What Makes You Happy
150. Whip-Smart
151. White Babies
152. White Bird Of Texas
153. White Chocolate Space Egg
154. Why I Left California
155. Why I Lie
156. Wild Thing
157. Wind And The Mountain
158. Wind in the Mountains
159. Winter Wonderland
160. X-Ray Man
161. You Have No Idea
162. You Should Know Me

Elizabeth Clark Phair (born April 17, 1967) is an American rock singer-songwriter and musician. Born in New Haven, Connecticut, Phair was raised primarily in the Chicago area. After graduating from Oberlin College in 1990, she attempted to start a musical career in San Francisco, California, but returned to her home in Chicago, where she began self-releasing audio cassettes under the name Girly-Sound. The tapes led to a recording contract with the independent record label Matador Records. Phair's 1993 debut studio album, Exile in Guyville, was released to acclaim; it has been ranked by Rolling Stone as one of the 500 Greatest Albums of All Time. Phair followed this with her second album, Whip-Smart (1994), which earned her a Grammy Award nomination for Best Female Rock Vocal Performance, and Whitechocolatespaceegg (1998). Ten years after the release of her debut, Phair's fourth album, Liz Phair (2003), released on Capitol Records, moved towards pop rock, earning her a mainstream audience but alienating critics; the single "Why Can't I?" peaked at number 32 on the Billboard Hot 100. After the release of her fifth album, Somebody's Miracle (2005), Phair left Capitol and released her sixth album Funstyle independently in 2010. In 2018, it was announced that Matador Records would be releasing a retrospective set for Phair's debut album Exile in Guyville, which includes remastered recordings from her original Girly Sound demo tapes. Phair released her seventh studio album, Soberish, in 2021. As of 2011, Phair had sold over three million records worldwide.

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