Strike Up the Band
Rhythmic Resonance: Embracing Unity and CelebrationLyrics
Let the drums roll out
Encouragement to begin the performance with the sound of drums.
Let the trumpet call
A call for the trumpet to play its part in the musical performance.
While the people shout "Strike up the band"
Expressing enthusiasm as the crowd encourages the band to start playing.
Hear the cymbals ring
Highlighting the sound of cymbals, adding to the musical excitement.
Callin' one and all
Inviting everyone to join and participate in the event.
To the martial swing, strike up the band
Referring to a lively, martial style of music and urging the band to start playing.
There is work to be done, to be done
Acknowledging that there is work to be done before enjoying the festivities.
Let's have fun, fun, fun
Encouraging the idea of having enjoyable and festive moments.
You son of a gun of a gun, take your stand
A play on words, motivating individuals to confidently take their positions.
Form a line, oh, oh
Suggesting the formation of a line, possibly for a parade or organized activity.
Come on, let's go
Encouraging everyone to move forward and participate.
Hey, leader, strike up the band!
Directing the band leader to start the performance.
There is work to be done, to be done
Reiterating the notion that there is work to be done before having fun.
Let's have fun, fun, fun
Emphasizing the importance of having a good time and enjoying the festivities.
Come on, son of a gun of a gun, take your stand
Repeating the call for individuals to confidently take their positions.
Form a line, oh, oh
Reinforcing the idea of forming a line for a coordinated activity.
Come on, let's go
Encouraging collective action and participation in the event.
Hey, Mr. Leader,
Addressing the band leader and urging them to start the music.
Hey, Mr. Leader,
A repetition of the call to the band leader to start the performance.
Please strike up the band
A polite request for the band to begin playing and entertaining the crowd.
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