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Subject: Wakk Digge Dugge Baba Dugge Bamanu
Written By: Foo Bar on 11/06/14 at 9:12 pm
There's a new world
There's a new dance
There's a new girl on my mind
There's a new song
There's a new beat
There are new people on the floor
Listen to the voices
Listen what they say
Listen to the voices
Listen what they say
Wakk Digge Dugge Baba Dugge Bamanu (repeat 6x/12x etc)
New world
New dance
New girl
New song
New beat
New people on my mind
New world
New dance
New girl
New song
New beat
New people on the floor
Listen to the voices
Listen what they say
Listen to the voices
Listen what they say
Listen to the voices!
Wakk Digge Dugge Baba Dugge Bamanu!
Listen what they say!
Wakk! Wak-wak! Wak-wak! Wakwakdigwakdigwakdigwakk!
Listen to the voices!
Wakk Digge Dugge Baba Dugge Bamanu!
Listen what they say!
Wak-wak! Wak-dig-wak-dig-wak-dig-wak!
Wakk Digge Dugge Baba Dugge Bamanu!
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=iEdmg8zkxX4
- Madman Jack, Wakk Digge Dugge Baba Dugge Bamanu, 1984.
I mean, I know they're not the hardest lyrics in the world to transcribe, but it appears I'm the first person to slow down the bit where the guy goes kinda nuts with the sampler. And that's my contribution to the world's body of knowledge for tonight.
Does anyone know what the hell the chorus was about? Was it something made up but catchy, or did it actually mean something in Madman Jack's native tongue? Who was Madman Jack, and why did he write/mix those words into this little earworm from the 80s?
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