Famous Song Mugs
Description: "Like a bird on a wire, Like a drunk in a midnight choir, I have tried in my way, to be free. Like a worm on a hook, Like a knight from some old fashioned book, I have saved all my ribbons for thee." These are the first words in the song of the same name by Leonard Cohen. Now that you have the ear worm, why not get the birds to go with it?
Description: Today Is Gonna Be The Day That They're Gonna Throw The Catchy phrase artwork. Bold statement for daily motivation. Ideal for wall decor or apparel.
Today Is Gonna Be The Day That They're Gonna Throw Mug
by Javani Corner
$13 $18
Description: Too old to Rock n' Roll, too young to die, the famous phrase from Jethro Tull song. A grungy and cool design with an old electric guitar. Retro design and colors. Created for all classic rock lovers!
Too Old to Rock n' Roll, Too Young to Die - Grungy Guitar Design Mug
by ibadishi
$13 $18
Treat Her Like A Lady Number One Hit Song 1971 Mug
by DLT creative arts
$13 $18
Description: Woah-oh-oh! This savagely witty design mashes up Justin Bieber's pop persona with the legendary Misfits 'Crimson Ghost' icon. It's a punk rock parody that screams 'attitude' for anyone tired of pop anthems. Perfect for fans of Glenn Danzig's horror punk, those who love (or hate) Bieber, and anyone with a dark sense of humor. Unforgettable pop culture collision. Pop Rebel!
Bieber Crimson Ghost || Pop Punk - Parody Irony Art Mug
by With Witty
$13 $18
Description: Lyric-inspired art. Bold colors and playful typography capture a moment of anticipation. A statement for optimists!
Today Is Gonna Be The Day That They're Gonna Throw Mug
by Javani Corner
$13 $18
Description: Stephen Sanchez is a Nashville-based singer-songwriter who blends pop melodies with 1950s beats to create romantic vibes. He first became famous in 2020 for his viral song covers. Sanchez has collaborated with artists like Ashe, Em Beihold, and Jeremy Zucker, who produced his hit song “Until I Found You” after discovering Sanchez on TikTok. Sanchez's music and style are rooted in the 1950s and 1960s, but he also has a modern perspective.
