INXS and Michael Hutchence fans have been left a little dazed and confused with weekend reports online that suggest that Hutchence left some “chilling final lyrics” in the hotel room where he sadly passed away almost 20 years ago.
The claims, made ahead of the airing of the much anticipated Hutchence documentary to be shown on the Seven Network next week, suggest that Hutchence left "…his final lyrics – written in the hotel room the night the 37-year-old rockstar’s life ended."
From the pic, the lyrics read: That’s right take a look Reports further claim that these were the complete lyrics found on that note. Wouldn’t be right to take it All the bitterness The track Baby It’s Alright features the lyrics: It wouldn't be right to take it Here's the song in question. The same online reports suggest that the lyrics found in Hutchence’s room were also recorded into a dictaphone and given to his deceased estate after inquiries into his untimely death had been completed, so whether the vocals heard on Baby It’s Alright is the vocal performance from that dictaphone remains to be seen. There's every possibility. It’s just one of the questions the new documentary promises to answer, and part 1 begins next Monday night, Channel 7, at 7.30pm. Part Two of the documentary airs the next night, Tuesday, at the same time. Written by: @dantheinternut
New plan with a hook
Stuck into me
Wouldn’t be right laying down
Sick of the dogs outside my window
That’s right take a look
New plan with a hook
Stuck into me
Has started showing
Five years no one hears.
This is where INXS fans are getting a little confused, as the lyrics referenced feature in a song that Hutchence recorded for his self-titled solo album, released posthumously almost two years after his death.
It wouldn't be right lying down
I'm sick of the dogs outside my window
That's right
Take a look
You've been with a hook stuck into me