Flight 717: Going to Denmark is the third song on the compilation Corkscrewed. It was re-released on the compilation Ghana.
Lyrics[]
Your bright eyes render all discussion pointless Your bright eyes are gonna kill me for sure I look at you and I know that the house will come down Because your burning eyes are bright and pure But there's a room for us In a red brick building By a bright green field In Denmark I've got a twitch in my leg and it makes me nervous And I've got fifty cents in my watch pocket And your name beating march time in my blood Putting pressure on the hollows of my eye sockets There's a room for us In a red brick building By a bright green field In a very old country My mouth is open So you can stuff the bright red roses in 'Cause I feel the California sky closing in There's a room for us On the third floor of a red brick building By a green field with a stream running through it in Denmark Yeah
Comments by John Darnielle About this Song[]
- "When you can't really see the point behind a given song, it's a safe bet that the Tongueless Hordes of Bin-Yigoth have been hard at work again. These two songs, if you convert to MPEG Layer III format and monkey around with the zeros and ones a little, change magically into a recipe for an utterly scrumptious salad dressing. Bon Appetit." -- Ghana liner notes
Things Referenced in this Song[]
Live Shows this Song Was Played at[]
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Track list: "Golden Boy" • "Pure Gold" • "Papagallo" • "Song for John Davis" • "Stars Around Her" • "Going to Port Washington" • "Blood Royal" • "The Only Thing I Know" • "Raja Vocative" • "Hatha Hill" • "Going to Kirby Sigston" • "Please Come Home to Hamngatan" • "The Last Day of Jimi Hendrix's Life" • "Orange Ball of Peace" • "Standard Bitter Love Song #8" • "Chino Love Song 1979" • "Wrong!" • "Going to Jamaica" • "Alpha Gelida" • "Wild Palm City" • "The Anglo-Saxons" • "Flight 717: Going to Denmark" • "The Admonishing Song" • "Anti-Music Song" • "Going to Hungary" • "Earth Air Water Trees" • "Creature Song" • "Pure Sound" • "Going to Maine" • "Noctifer Birmingham" • "Leaving Home" |