Please don’t ask what the lyrics mean. Nobody asks what the odd language in the Bible means, people just act like they know and assume it means something very deep and meaningful.
Brown girl in the ring
Tra la la la la
There’s a brown girl in the ring
Tra la la la la la
Brown girl in the ring
Tra la la la la
She looks like a sugar in a plum
Plum plum
Show me your motion
Tra la la la la
Come on show me your motion
Tra la la la la la
Show me your motion
Tra la la la la
She looks like a sugar in a plum
Plum plum
All had water run dry
Got nowhere to wash my cloths
All had water run dry
I got nowhere to wash my cloths
I remember one Saturday night
There we sat down. There’s something so unique about lyrics in English as a second language. I wish I could forget English and learn it again. Click the pic and see them in their Ancient Greek look.
This is what you have been waiting for. It is not entirely what you remember. It is quite a bit of fluff and fanfare before we get to “rah rah ras-pyoo-teen.” Ohhhh but after we do……..
Thanks to the senders of the many emails regarding Boney M. I am merely a fan providing the magic that they alone have created (eyes down.) As for posting the “big hits” – relax kids. I’ll get there. The point is, they are more than just Ma Baker and Rasputin.
Respect to Frank Farian and all those crazy Germans that played this stuff.
Now…have you heard the 12″ of Bahama Mama? Now you have.
One of my personal favorites of the Boney M MAXI singles is this very extended piece of disco fun. Incidental percussion provides detail to disco. Don’t you think so? Discuss. When they are well played they literally flavor the sound. Latin incidental percussion? – my favorite flavor! (as many of my friends will tell you.) This mix features some really amazing timbale riffs and the ultra “high-waisted” sound of disco castanets. ¡Cielo!
Malaika, nakupenda Malaika  Angel, I love you angel Malaika, nakupenda Malaika  Angel, I love you angel Nami nifanyeje, kijana mwenzio  and I, what should I do, your young friend Nashindwa na mali sina, we,  I am defeated by the bride price that I don’t have Ningekuoa Malaika  I would marry you, angel Nashindwa na mali sina, we,  I am defeated by the bride price that I don’t have Ningekuoa Malaika  I would marry you, angel
Kidege, hukuwaza kidege  Little bird, I think of you little bird Nami nifanyeje, kijana mwenzio and I, what should I do, your young friend Nashindwa na mali sina, we,  I am defeated by the bride price that I don’t have Ningekuoa Malaika  I would marry you, angel Nashindwa na mali sina, we, I am defeated by the bride price that I don’t have Ningekuoa, Malaika  I would marry you, angel
Pesa zasumbua roho yangu The money (which I do not have) depresses my soul Pesa zasumbua roho yangu the money (which I do not have) depresses my soul Nami nifanyeje, kijana mwenzio and I, what should I do, your young friend Ningekuoa Malaika I would marry you, angel Nashndwa na mali sina, we  I am defeated by the bride price that I don’t have Ningekuoa Malaika I would marry you, angel
Meet me on the moon very very soon
Meet me on the stars Jupiter and Mars
Fly me to a star
Burning out in space shining on my face
Fly me through the night on your Silver Wings
Over crystal seas Valleys of the Kings
By the lilac shore where the dragon flies
In the diamond skies
Silly Silly Confusion
And tangle of wild illusion
We’re living in a wonderworld of fantasy
We spent all our times in sweet living dreams
It’s a Silly Silly Confusion
Like a flower of wild profusion
You can do the things in life
You always wanted to
Within your heart you know it always will come through
Take me for a ride in your Dream-Machine
To a time and place where no one has been
Let me look upon worlds I’ve never seen
In your Dream-Machine
Fly me to a star burning out in space
Let me feel the light shining on my face
Sail on solar winds sail on silver birds
Through the universe
Silly Silly Confusion…
It’s a Silly Silly Confusion…
Silly Silly Confusion…
It’s a Silly Silly Confusion…
Silly Silly Confusion
Silly Silly Confusion