What did he say around this part of the song "Nebucanizer the king of Babylon ????? sardine pants(?)
Someone please help.
Also while we're at it what does "what a liv a baba yay" mean?
Junior Byles' King of Babylon Lyrics
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afrique originoo
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afrique originoo
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Re: Junior Byles' King of Babylon Lyrics
Thanks a bunch, this has been on my mind for a long time. Now it sounds very obvious and I feel stupid for not getting it.
Please, do you know anything about "what a liv a baba yay"
Please, do you know anything about "what a liv a baba yay"
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afrique originoo
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Re: Junior Byles' King of Babylon Lyrics
maybe even more obvious when Dillinger says "set up himself inna sardine pan"
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Sir Bellyas
Re: Junior Byles' King of Babylon Lyrics
Isn't it "spread him bed in a sardine pan"? The Culture thing from Two Seven's Clash is probably just an exclamation of resigned shock similar to the Congos' "what a la la bam bam" or The Ethiopians' "rim bam bam".
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Re: Junior Byles' King of Babylon Lyrics
"What a leaving bambayay" means we'll be eating leavings (leftovers) soon when the 2 sevens clash, "bambayay" meaning "by and by". Or something like that anyway.
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Re: Junior Byles' King of Babylon Lyrics
Now I don't know what to believe regarding "What a liv a bamba yay."
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Funky Punk
Re: Junior Byles' King of Babylon Lyrics
When I first heard the song, I heard "I'm gonna leap out of the way when the Two Sevens Clash"...afrique originoo wrote:Now I don't know what to believe regarding "What a liv a bamba yay."
As for the Byles song, I thought it was "spreading disease in a sardine pan". Until now. The correct lyrics are obvious when you see them written down...