Let’s Go Madness
"Let’s Go" by Madness, released in 1981, is a lively ska track that encourages listeners to embrace life and enjoy the moment. The lyrics convey themes of freedom, adventure, and camaraderie. Its upbeat tempo and brass instrumentation reflect the band's signature style. The song has remained a staple in British pop culture, celebrating spontaneity and joy. #Ska
Painitng the soles of your Dr. Martin's white
Bowling up Hamstead High Street on a saturday night
Black bombers and booze, and a packet of cigs, the saturday nights of them early gigs
Bazoka Joe, Deaf School and Sha Na Na
Kilburn and the High Roads and we drove your daddies car
Past proto punks, holigans and teddy boys
Pumping the funfair, rocking fairground reggage noise
Well let’s go
Let's go
Let's go
Come on let’s go
We flew from Camden Palace like a rocket
Didn't know where the car was going but couldn't stop it
Following the girls in their lovely red cortina
Your eyes were popping like a cartoon hyena
You was driving I was sat nav
The Morris 1000 smelt like a portable lav
The engine smoking screaming 50 mile an hour
Across Black friars bridge and past the Oxo Tower
Well let's go
Let's go
Let's go
Bowling up Hamstead High Street on a saturday night
Black bombers and booze, and a packet of cigs, the saturday nights of them early gigs
Bazoka Joe, Deaf School and Sha Na Na
Kilburn and the High Roads and we drove your daddies car
Past proto punks, holigans and teddy boys
Pumping the funfair, rocking fairground reggage noise
Well let’s go
Let's go
Let's go
Come on let’s go
We flew from Camden Palace like a rocket
Didn't know where the car was going but couldn't stop it
Following the girls in their lovely red cortina
Your eyes were popping like a cartoon hyena
You was driving I was sat nav
The Morris 1000 smelt like a portable lav
The engine smoking screaming 50 mile an hour
Across Black friars bridge and past the Oxo Tower
Well let's go
Let's go
Let's go
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