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- Going To Brazil Lyrics / with translationsHere we go again on a 747
Looking at the clouds
From the other side of heaven
Smoking and drinking
Never gonna stop
Reading magazines
Stop me looking at the clock
Wanna watch the movie
Can't sit still
Flying down to Rio
Going to Brazil
Watching all the road crew
Attacking little girls
Joined the mile high club
Going round the world
All the booze is free
Airline going broke
Here come the lady
With another Jack and Coke
Wanna watch the movie
Can't sit still
Flying down to Rio
Going to Brazil
Steve, Clem, Hobbsy
John, Crazy Dil and Pappy
Had to travel second class
They ain't too f*cking happy
Elevator music
Butter in my ears
Think we're gonna die
Just the pilot changing gear
Wanna watch the movie
Can't sit still
Flying down to Rio
Going to Brazil
[Incomprehensible]
Looking at the clouds
From the other side of heaven
Smoking and drinking
Never gonna stop
Reading magazines
Stop me looking at the clock
Wanna watch the movie
Can't sit still
Flying down to Rio
Going to Brazil
Watching all the road crew
Attacking little girls
Joined the mile high club
Going round the world
All the booze is free
Airline going broke
Here come the lady
Wanna watch the movie
Can't sit still
Flying down to Rio
Going to Brazil
Steve, Clem, Hobbsy
John, Crazy Dil and Pappy
Had to travel second class
They ain't too f*cking happy
Elevator music
Butter in my ears
Think we're gonna die
Just the pilot changing gear
Wanna watch the movie
Can't sit still
Flying down to Rio
Going to Brazil
[Incomprehensible]
Facts about Going To Brazil
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Going To Brazil is written by Ian Fraser Kilmister, Philip Anthony Campbell, Richard Burston Michael, Philip John Taylor.
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It is first released on January 18, 1991 as part of Motorhead's album "1916" which includes 11 tracks in total. This song is the 3rd track on this album.
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When we take a closer look at its interpretation, the song 'Going to Brazil' by Motörhead shows wild party excitement through its musical elements which invite people to join its dangerous musical journey. The lyrics of Going to Brazil conduct a musical journey which combines elements of adventure and joy with elements of partying and celebration and freedom. The song demonstrates two main themes through its musical elements which include hedonistic excess and escapism through adventurous experiences and social status differences and fear of the unknown. The song lyrics contain explicit content which includes sexual references that parents should consider when determining their child's suitability to hear the song.
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Going To Brazil falls under the genre Heavy Metal.
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Going To Brazil song length is 2 minutes and 29 seconds.
Who wrote Going To Brazil lyrics?
Going To Brazil is written by Ian Fraser Kilmister, Philip Anthony Campbell, Richard Burston Michael, Philip John Taylor.
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When was Going To Brazil released?
It is first released on January 18, 1991 as part of Motorhead's album "1916" which includes 11 tracks in total. This song is the 3rd track on this album.
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What is the meaning behind Going To Brazil lyrics?
When we take a closer look at its interpretation, the song 'Going to Brazil' by Motörhead shows wild party excitement through its musical elements which invite people to join its dangerous musical journey. The lyrics of Going to Brazil conduct a musical journey which combines elements of adventure and joy with elements of partying and celebration and freedom. The song demonstrates two main themes through its musical elements which include hedonistic excess and escapism through adventurous experiences and social status differences and fear of the unknown. The song lyrics contain explicit content which includes sexual references that parents should consider when determining their child's suitability to hear the song.
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Which genre is Going To Brazil?
Going To Brazil falls under the genre Heavy Metal.
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How long is the song Going To Brazil?
Going To Brazil song length is 2 minutes and 29 seconds.
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Songwriter(s): Ian Fraser Kilmister, Philip Anthony Campbell, Richard Burston Michael, Philip John TaylorRecord Label(s): 1991 Sony Music Entertainment Inc
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