LET US FLY TO AMERICA 1979

Ladies and gentlemen!
Captain Brown and his crew would like to welcome you on board of our jet airliner on its way to America.
We wish you a pleasant flight.

Refrain:
Let us fly to America!
Maybe we’ll be great stars
in the shows of Hollywood,
on the stage where Monroe stood.
Let us fly to America!
Maybe we’ll be great stars.
We’ll sing and dance like Fred Astaire.
And we’re famous everywhere.

Babe, how are you in your pinky Cadillac?
Babe, how are you with a colour-TV in the back?
We have nothing - we’d like to take our chance.
We have nothing to get our old romance.

REFRAIN

Babe, how are you in your villa by the sea?
Babe, how are you (joking and laughing with me) ?
We have nothing - watch the world go by.
We have nothing, but now we’ll start to try.

REFRAIN (thrice)

HEY, HEY, ISABELLE 1979

I went to my baby at ten o’clock -
we went to the party get the crocodile rock.
And my baby asked if I love her.
The music was good at this night,
and all the people felt so alright.
And my baby said that she loves me.

Refrain:
Hey, hey, Isabelle!
We’re dancing in the moonlight tonight.
Hey, hey, Isabelle!
My baby holds me so tight (so tight).
You dance so good, so wonderful.
Baby, baby, I’m your fool.
Hey, hey, Isabelle!
Can’t take it anymore.

Hey, hey, Isabelle!
Can’t take it anymore.

We went (in the moonlight) to the swimming pool.
Jumping to the water - it’s fantastic cool.
And my baby asked if I love her.
The drinks were cool in the swimming pool.
Whisky on the rocks - I’m your fool.
And my baby said that she loves me.

REFRAIN

Hey, hey, Isabelle!
Hey, hey, Isabelle!
Hey, hey, Isabelle!
Hey, hey, Isabelle!

REFRAIN

Hey, hey, Isabelle!
Can’t take it anymore tonight.
Hey, hey, Isabelle!
Can’t take it anymore tonight.
Hey, hey, Isabelle!
Can’t take it anymore tonight.