Words & music by Paul Simon
I got some so-called friends
They'll smile right to my face
Oh, when my back is turned
They'd like to stick it to me
Yes they would
Oh no no, oh no no
There's only one thing I need to know
Whose side are you on?
I fly into J.F.K.
My heart goes boom boom boom
I know that customs man
He's going to take me
To that little room
Oh no no. Oh no, no
There's only one thing I need to know
Whose side are you on, whose side are you on?
I got the paranoia blues
From knockin' around in New York City
Where they roll you for a nickel
And they stick you for the extra dime
Anyway you choose
You're bound to lose in New York City
Oh, I just got out in the nick of time
Well, I just got out in the nick of time
Once I was down in Chinatown
I was eating some Lin's Chow Fon
I happened to turn around
And when I looked I see
My Chow Fon's gone
Oh no, no, Oh no, no
There's only one thing I need to know
Whose side are you on, whose side are you on?
Well, there's only one thing I need to know
Whose side, whose side, whose side?
Paul Frederic Simon (Newark, October 13, 1941) is an American singer-songwriter, guitarist, musician, and actor. Known for his successful solo career that began in the 1970s after the success of the duo Simon and Garfunkel, Simon has won numerous Grammy Awards and a place in the Rock and Roll Hall of Fame. His musical style encompasses various influences, from folk to pop, including Afrobeat and world music. Among his most celebrated songs are "The Sound of Silence", "Bridge Over Troubled Water", "Graceland" and "You Can Call Me Al". Simon is considered one of the most influential singer-songwriters of the 20th century, appreciated for his memorable melodies, poetic lyrics, and ability to evolve musically over the years.
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