Walla Walla
Glass Animals * Track #5 On ZABA
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Walla Walla by Glass Animals
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Glass AnimalsProduced by
Dave BayleyWrited by
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Walla Walla is the fifth track on Glass Animals' debut album Zaba.
The song’s name comes from the term used to describe the sound effect of a murmuring crowd.
The song is expressly about meeting a simple wild man in the jungle, but given the lightly patronizing tone of the song, it seems it would...
Walla Walla Lyrics
[Verse 1]
Hi, my little naked man
I saw you there looking sad
Face so lost, petrified
Timid twitch in your wide eyes
My oh my, such strange supplies
Many spoons all in a pile
Did you bend ‘em with your mind?
Precious, precious, right right right
[Chorus]
Honey honey, don’t you cry
It’s a ruse, all these creatures are a lie
Funny bunny, it’s alright
I clap my hands, and they’re gone into the night
[Verse 2]
Wiggle toes on wicker braids
Hanging with their nails so frayed
Mini fruits, all bone dry
And a cape, black tie-dyed
I bet I can make you smile
In the pools of moonlight
Watch this little trick of mine
Say with me this tiny rhyme
[Chorus]
Honey honey, don’t you cry
It’s a ruse, all these creatures are a lie
Funny bunny, it’s alright
I clap my hands, and they’re gone into the night
[Outro]
Take my hand, take my hand, take my hand, take my hand
Take my hand, take my hand, take my hand, take my hand
Take my hand, take my hand, take my hand, take my hand
Take my hand, take my hand, take my hand, take my hand
Take my hand, take my hand, take my hand, take my hand
Take my hand, take my hand, take my hand, take my hand
Take my hand, take my hand, take my hand, take my hand
Take my hand, take my hand, take my hand, take my hand
Walla Walla Q&A
Who wrote Walla Walla's ?
Walla Walla was written by Dave Bayley.
Who produced Walla Walla's ?
Walla Walla was produced by Dave Bayley.
When did Glass Animals release Walla Walla?
Glass Animals released Walla Walla on Fri Jun 06 2014.
What did Glass Animals say about "Walla Walla"?
“Another one you’ll need some bass-heavy speakers or headphones for. This also started off as a beat for a hip hop artist. I think it was made while I was listening to a lot of Missy-era Timbaland productions, and some early Dr Dre R&B stuff. But Drew [MacFarlane, keyboardist/guitarist] and I we...