Créditos
INTERPRETAÇÃO
Billy Simons Jr.
Interpretação
COMPOSIÇÃO E LETRA
William Nicholas Simons, Jr.
Composição
Letra
They made a pig the pilot.
Then strapped him in the seat;
They locked him in the cockpit
And handed him the keys.
He’d never flown a plane before
And oh the plot it thickens
Cause the crew he welcomed through the door
Were classified as chickens
“Perhaps consult a wisened owl,”
One field mouse explained,
“You picked a flock of flightless fowl
To help you fly a plane!”
“Every flight that’s taken off,”
Said pig, “They’re all disasters!
I’ve watched them from my feeding trough.
Why, I’m the flying master!”
“See I don’t need the training
And science is a fraud
What matters are your ratings
And the Emmy’s that you’ve got
Here we go, again
So hold on my dear
Here we go again
Same old shit
In a different year
Well, soon the engine’s stalling,
The wings are both on fire,
The altitude is falling
And he oinks, “We’re going higher!”
This caused a great confusion
Amongst those in the cabin
This seemed like an illusion
Instead of what was hap’nin
Half the seats were sold to sheep
Who sat there loudly chewing,
Just list’nin’ to the fox decree
How well the pig was doing.
And wolves walked up and down the aisles
While dressed up in disguise,
And made a killing selling piles
Of bibles, hats and fries.
The other seats were occupied
By horses, ducks and cows.
“Please get us off the plane!” they cried
“It doesn’t matter how!”
Here we go, again
So hold on my dear
Here we go again
Same old shit
In a different year
The plane was out of all control;
The cabin pressure waned.
“I alone can fix it, though”
The piggy then explained.
Then masks with ample air supply
Descended from the lights
And all the sheep refused them. Why?
‘Cause freedom and their rights.
The minutes turned to hours
As the day turned into night
When at last the landing tower
And the runway were in sight!
A smoking wreck of mangled steel,
Titanium and glass,
It touched down on its wobbly wheels
And landed long at last.
The pig picked up the intercom
And swallowed down the key
And then he said, “I won’t be leaving now
So you’re all stuck with me.”
Here we go, again
So hold on my dear
Here we go again
Same old shit
In a different year
But airline regulations
Insisted that the jet
Would stay here at the station
And couldn’t leave quite yet;
The animals upon that flight
Would get to have a say
To pick a proper pilot
If they wanted it that way
The passengers would cast their votes,
And chose their future captain
And history that day was wrote
Can you guess what happened?
Here we go again
So hold on tight
Here we go again
Same old shit
On a different flight
Written by: William Nicholas Simons, Jr.