Iris, Donnie - I Can't Hear You Lyrics

Kids lol...There was no 1980 CD release of this album, it was initially LP and cassette only. I know it was reissued on CD in 1993 in the US, not sure if that was the only one but it looks like it was the first official CD release at least.

haunting background vocals. . . . .nice touch Don.

if this guy's career happened in the 50s , Elvis would have been a mechanic.

Still love this song !!

I chucked tomatoes at him.

All yinz downvoting this are jagoffs anat!

one of the best

When men were men

One of the greatest songs of the 1980’s!

Thiel College 1982, Westminster 1984....awesome live!

Now why you diggin' me
Why you stickin' me
You always get what you need
While I've grown deaf to you
What's really left of you
You can yell
You can scream
You can be real mean but

I can't hear you no more
No more
Well, I can't hear you
No more
Yeah

You used to be so bland
You used to understand
You always gave me a hand
But now you're getting bold
You know it's getting old
I guess I know where you're really at

Now you just talk about your fancy friends
And all the money they can spend
They all drive Mercedes Benz
Better strap on my guitar
Gotta be a big rock star
I got it turned up to 10

So I can't hear you... no more
No more
No more
I can't hear you... no more
Baby baby baby
I can't hear you... no more baby
Aw babe I can't hear ya no more
I can't hear you... no more...
Well

Stop all your bitchin'
Back in the kitchen

You'd better straighten up
It's time that you woke up
You better learn to be sweet
You been on the rag
All you do is nag
It means nothing to me

Cause
I can't hear you... no more
I can't hear you... no more
Baby baby baby
I can't hear you... no more no more
I can't hear you
I can't hear you
I can't hear you no more
I can't hear you
I can't hear you no more
I can't hear you

Quit your bitchin back in the kitchen a good lyric to tell your wife

Stop all your bitchen,back in the kitchen,best lyric ever LOL

I got it turned up to 10

Sounds like a Ringo star song

I am 54 now. I saw Donnie Iris in a club on my 18th birthday! Always been a fan! This album was amazing!!

This song needs to be on rock station play lists.

Shawn P It is in Pittsburgh, Pa!

As Martha said. .

The man rules. He has the power pop, with buddy Holly vibes, thing down. First human being to do that. Before Elvis Costello's failed attempt.to fumble that shit. Epic song.

This guy in his prime, rivals anyone in rock! Pittsburgh, L.A., Honolulu, anywhere! World class!

you been on the rag, all you do is nag...Sweet!

I remember him at the Stanley theater doing this song, great intro about being downstairs

feminists heads up. 😂

Black n Gold!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

Pittsburgh!!!

thanks for posting this- truly a very underrated album and artist

I wonder how many seeds for divorce were sown with someone hearing this in their head on some mere happen chance Thursday night.

Only reason I know and love this song isthat my dad is from outside of johnstown, Pa

This guy's songs have the greatest beginning guitar riffs in the history of rock.

You got that right. I miss that kind of music. The very early 1980s was the last gasp of the greatest rock era ever. Judging by your handle, I also think that politically Reagan's first year was the best in the postwar era. Do you agree?

Stop all your bitchin...back in the kitchen!

hahha- that line comes out of nowhere

Best Line in song.

STILL cranking up this song, especially the part of "Stop ur Bitching, Get back in the kitchen in 2019!! LOVE IT!!!

when wdve played good music

themopar426 they're only allowed to play 10 songs a day you know that. Working man by rush, copperhead road, a Tom Petty song. 103.1 KVE is the new good station

so true havent been good since jimmy and stevie

103.1 KVE plays this song a lot.

@Douglas Show my cousin works there

Thanks for posting this - I heard it only once before, in 1980, and remember the "Stop all your bitchin..." line like it was yesterday.

Probably my fav from this LP. Shouldve been DIs first hit after The Jaggerz whom he was in with my dad. :)

Your dad was one the best drummers in the business, William. His beat was like his signature, you knew it was him!

That's awesome. Donnie Iris and his band are definitely a class act! I had all the albums at 1 time

I like it! If nothing else you have to admit that Donnie's songs are well crafted and layered.

I wore this out on eight track then did the same on cassette I don't think my car would run without it

so im thinking he cant hear you...

Probably the most under-rated album of the decade, should've been the soundtrack to Fast Times at Ridgemont High