Mr. Wilson
King’s X * Track #5 On Faith Hope Love
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- #1We Are Finding Who We Are
King’s X
- #2It’s Love
King’s X
- #3I’ll Never Get Tired of You
King’s X
- #4Fine Art of Friendship
King’s X
- #5Mr. Wilson
King’s X
- #6Moanjam
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- #7Six Broken Soldiers
King’s X
- #8I Can’t Help It
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- #9Talk to You
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- #10Everywhere I Go
King’s X
- #11We Were Born to Be Loved
King’s X
- #12Faith Hope Love
King’s X
- #13Legal Kill
King’s X
Mr. Wilson by King's X
Release Date
Performed by
King’s XProduced by
Jerry Gaskill & dUg Pinnick & Ty Tabor & Sam Taylor (Producer)Writed by
Jerry Gaskill & dUg Pinnick & Ty TaborMr. Wilson Lyrics
[Verse 1]
Hey, Mr. Wilson
I'm glad to shake your hand
And it's nice to see you, too
And yes, I understand
[Chorus 1]
That I'm not to take it personal
Although we look like people
And it could be my son on the chopping block
But I'm sure he'll understand
[Verse 2]
You're at the table
And you seem nice enough
(Oh, it's daddy, he was mad, he came and took my ball and bat, he)
I just can't figure
Are you for real or not?
(Called me brother, sister, mother, shook my hand, now calls me "sir")
[Chorus 2]
And I'm not to take it personal
Although we look like people
And it could be my wife on the chopping block
But I'm sure she'll understand
I'm sure we'll understand
[Guitar Solo]
[Chorus 3]
And I'm not to take you personal
Although we look like people
And it could be my head on the chopping block
But I'm sure I'll understand
I'm sure we'll understand
No! We don't understand!
[Outro]
Hey, Mr. Wilson
Do what you have to do
(Lay the pipe, the apple's ripe, I'm going to Japan)
Mr. Wilson Q&A
Who wrote Mr. Wilson's ?
Mr. Wilson was written by Jerry Gaskill & dUg Pinnick & Ty Tabor.
Who produced Mr. Wilson's ?
Mr. Wilson was produced by Jerry Gaskill & dUg Pinnick & Ty Tabor & Sam Taylor (Producer).
When did King’s X release Mr. Wilson?
King’s X released Mr. Wilson on Tue Oct 23 1990.
What did King's X say about "Mr. Wilson"?
Doug Pinnick explained:
“Mr. Wilson” is about a man, that’s not his name, but we went to court over this person and he claimed that he owned part interest of (producer/manager) Sam Taylor’s interest in King’s X, and “Mr. Wilson” was a song that Ty wrote about that from the frustration of it.