Barbados by Typically Tropical
Barbados lyrics
Intro tower from Coconut Airways 372
This is Captain Tobias Wilcox folding on runway 29
Request ATC clearance, over
Yes, Coconut Airways 372
Clear for takeoff
Climb to 10,000 feet
And contact Air Traffic Control on 136.7
Coconut Airways 372
Air Traffic Control 136.7
Received, good day
Ladies and gentlemen, this is Captain Tobias Wilcox
Welcoming you aboard Coconut Airways flight 372 to Bridgetown, Barbados
We will be flying at a height of 32,000 feet
And at an air speed of approximately 600 miles per hour
Refreshments will be served after take-off
Kindly fasten your safety belts
And refrain from smoking until the aircraft is airborne
Whoa, I�m going to Barbados
Whoa, come to the palm trees
Whoa, I�m going to see my girlfriend
Whoa, in the sunny Caribbean Sea
I don�t wanna be bus driver all my life
I�ve seen too much of Brixton town in the night
Fly away on Coconut Airways
Fly me high, Barbados skies
I looked up at the sky and I see the clouds
I look down at the ground and I see the rain go down the drain
Fly away on Coconut Airways
Fly me high, Barbados skies
Whoa, I�m going to Barbados
Whoa, come to the palm trees
Whoa, I�m going to see my girlfriend
Whoa, in the sunny Caribbean Sea
Far away from London town and the rain
It�s really very nice to be home again
Mary Jane, with the coconut airplane
Now I know she loves me so
Whoa, I�m going to Barbados
Whoa, come to the palm trees
Whoa, I�m going to see my girlfriend
Whoa, in the sunny Caribbean Sea
Ladies and gentlemen, we are now commencing our approach to Bridgetown, Barbados
The weather is fine with approximate temperature of 90 degrees Fahrenheit
The sky is blue and the palm trees are really cool
Captain Wilcox and his crew hope you have had a pleasant flight
And that you will fly Coconut Airways again
Whoa, I�m going to Barbados
Whoa, come to the palm trees
Whoa, I�m going to see my girlfriend
Whoa, in the sunny Caribbean Sea
Whoa, I�m going to Barbados
Whoa, come to the palm trees
Whoa, I�m going to see my girlfriend
Whoa, in the sunny Caribbean Sea
|
