Separation Serenade
Club Des Belugas Lyrics


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Adam Ant
Prince Charming
Mile High Club
Adam ant/marco pirroni

747 or a vc10
Winter, summer who knows when?
Takeoff passion flyaway love
Mile high club

It's got its ups and downs
It's got its ups and downs
It's got its ups and downs
It's got its ups and downs
I never heard that noise before

Don't be treated like a pound
Let currencies go up and down
Mashed potato, rocksteady rub
Mile high club

It's got its ups and downs
It's got its ups and downs
It's got its ups and downs
It's got its ups and downs
I never heard that noise before

Never give up never say die
Ignore the fools when they cry
"if this thing fails - nothing at all!"
It won't fail

It's got its ups and downs
It's got its ups and downs




It's got its ups and downs
It's got its ups and downs

Overall Meaning

The lyrics of Club Des Belugas's song "Separation Serenade" are a playful and flirtatious exploration of the concept of the Mile High Club, a term used to describe people who have had sexual encounters on an airplane while in-flight. The opening lines of the song mention Adam Ant and Prince Charming, which may be a nod to the glam and theatrical aesthetic of the New Romantic era of music that Adam Ant was a part of in the 1980s. The mention of a 747 or VC10 plane reinforces the idea of glamorous and luxurious travel.


The chorus of the song, "It's got its ups and downs, I never heard that noise before" cleverly plays with the double meaning of "ups and downs," referring both to the fluctuations of the plane during flight and to the various emotional highs and lows of a romantic relationship. The lyrics also encourage listeners to be free and open-minded in matters of love, urging them not to be "treated like a pound" and to let "currencies go up and down." The song ends with a message of perseverance and determination, exhorting listeners to "never give up" and dismiss the naysayers who warn against failure.


Line by Line Meaning

Adam Ant
The singer Adam Ant is being referenced in this song.


Prince Charming
Another artist, Prince Charming, is mentioned in this song as a reference point.


Mile High Club
This refers to the term 'Mile High Club', which is a euphemism for a sexual encounter on an airplane.


Adam ant/marco pirroni
This is likely a nod to Marco Pirroni, who was Adam Ant's guitarist in his band, Adam and the Ants.


747 or a vc10
This line refers to two types of airplanes, the Boeing 747 and the Vickers VC10.


Winter, summer who knows when?
The weather inside an airplane cabin doesn't change, so it's hard to tell whether it's winter or summer when you're flying.


Takeoff passion flyaway love
This line suggests a sense of excitement and adventure associated with taking off on an airplane.


Mile high club
The Mile High Club is referenced again.


It's got its ups and downs
Not only is this a play on words in reference to flying, but it also suggests that relationships have their ups and downs, just like flying in an airplane.


I never heard that noise before
This line is likely referring to the various sounds that can be heard on an airplane during takeoff, landing, and in flight.


Don't be treated like a pound
This line suggests that one shouldn't be treated like a commodity that's bought and sold, which could be a reference to the idea of being a member of the Mile High Club.


Let currencies go up and down
This line references the idea of fluctuating currency exchange rates, suggesting that these ups and downs are a natural part of life and shouldn't be feared or avoided.


Mashed potato, rocksteady rub
This line doesn't have a clear meaning, but it likely refers to a sense of rhythm and movement that's associated with dancing and music.


Never give up never say die
This line encourages perseverance and determination, suggesting that one should never give up on their goals.


Ignore the fools when they cry
This line suggests that one should ignore negative comments or criticism from others who might not see the value in what you're doing.


"if this thing fails - nothing at all!"
This line is likely a reference to the idea that if you don't try at all, you won't have anything to show for it.


It won't fail
This line is a declaration of confidence and optimism, suggesting that success is within reach if you keep trying.




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Fiona A

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