The Show
The Show of Life: A Vibrant Anthem of Freedom and Celebration
Lyrics
Uh-uh-everywhere I go
Expressing frustration or feeling overwhelmed by a situation.
It's all been taken
Feeling like everything has been claimed or occupied.
Pick me up a book about new sensations
Seeking new experiences or adventures through literature.
T-t-take me to a place
Desiring to be in a place without stress or irritation.
With no frustration
Encountering challenges and needing to step back to avoid impatience.
Better back it up before I lose my patience
Highlighting the importance of resolving issues before losing patience.
Here we go
Beginning the journey or experience described in the lyrics.
Let's take 'em to the show, whoa-oh
Inviting others to join in and enjoy a show or spectacle.
Come on, turn on your radio, whoa-oh
Encouraging listeners to tune in to a radio broadcast.
Let's go, let's take 'em to the show, whoa-oh
Reiterating the invitation to participate in the show.
Come on, turn up your radio
Encouraging the audience to increase the volume of their radios.
C-c-call me on the phone
Suggesting alternative methods of communication, such as phone or pager.
Or two-way pager
Expressing the intention not to return home immediately.
Won't be comin' home, so see ya later
Bidding farewell with the expectation of meeting again in the future.
You can keep your cars
Downplaying the significance of material possessions like cars.
And your jet-black Hummer
Referencing a specific model of a large vehicle (Hummer).
You won't see me again until next summer
Committing to staying away until the next summer season.
Here we go
Repeating the call to embark on the described journey or experience.
Let's take 'em to the show, whoa-oh
Encouraging the audience to participate in the show once again.
Come on, turn on your radio, whoa-oh
Reiterating the importance of tuning in to a radio broadcast.
Let's go, let's take 'em to the show, whoa-oh
Emphasizing the collective enjoyment of the show.
Come on, turn up your radio
Encouraging listeners to increase the volume of their radios.
Come on, if you're feelin', if you're feelin' alright
Repeating the invitation for those feeling good to join the celebration.
Come on, if you're feelin', if you're feelin' alright
-Come on, if you're feelin', if you're feelin' alright
-Come on, if you're feelin', if you're feelin' alright
-Come on, if you're feelin', if you're feelin' alright
-Come on, if you're feelin', if you're feelin' alright
-Come on (come on, now), if you're feelin', if you're feelin' alright
-Come on, if you're feelin', if you're feelin' alright
-Come on, if you're feelin', if you're feelin' alright
-Come on, if you're feelin', if you're feelin' alright
-Come on, if you're feelin', if you're feelin' alright
-(If you're feelin alright) come on if you're feelin'
-Yeah, yeah, yeah, yeah
Expressing enthusiasm and affirmation of feeling good.
Here we go
Repeating the call to take the audience to the show and turn up the radio.
Let's take 'em to the show, whoa-oh
-Come on, turn on your radio, whoa-oh
-Let's go, let's take 'em to the show, whoa-oh
-Come on, turn up your radio
-Here we go
-Let's take 'em to the show, whoa-oh
-Come on, turn on your radio, whoa-oh
-Let's go, let's take 'em to the show, whoa-oh
-Come on, turn up your radio
-It's a party
Declaring the atmosphere as a party.
Come on ya'll
Encouraging everyone to join the celebration.
Do you feel good? (come on, if you're feelin', if you're feelin' alright)
Asking if the audience feels good and expressing personal satisfaction.
Oh, I sure feel good (come on, if you're feelin', if you're feelin' alright)
-(Come on, if you're feelin', if you're feelin' alright)
-Clap your hands (come on, if you're feelin', if you're feelin' alright)
-It's a party (come on, if you're feelin', if you're feelin' alright)
-Oh, come on (come on, if you're feelin', if you're feelin' alright)
-Yeah-ey-yeah(uuuuh)
Ending with a joyful exclamation.
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