DC-10
| Title | DC-10 |
|---|---|
| Artist | Kleenex |
| Album | Kleenex/LiLiPUT |
| Release Date | (not set) |
| Description | The song is probably a reference to an incident in 1979 with American Airlines Flight 191, which revealed a fatal flaw in the design of the McDonnell Douglas DC-10’s cargo doors and caused it to crash. For quite a while, DC-10’s were seen as unsafe by the public, which was around the time this song came out. |
| Lyrics | If you wanna fly With DC-10 If you wanna fly With DC-10 Keep open your eyes Keep open your eyes 'Cause there (is) a lot of risk* In the DC flies** DC-10 DC-10 And now you sit In the aeroplane And now you sit In the aeroplane You've never listened to my words You've never listened to my words You don't know what you like Away from this world DC-10 DC-10 One whiskey more? Asks the stewardess One whiskey more? Asks the stewardess After you go crash After you go crash It does matter a lot You've gotta be alive DC-10 DC-10 * She doesn't pronounce the word "is" in that line ** Either she sings "If the DC flies" or "In the DC flights", but it sounds like she sings a combinations of both: "In the DC flies"You might also like |