Speedo
Hermann Brood & His Wild Romance Lyrics

The song "Speedo" by Hermann Brood & His Wild Romance is a tribute to the singer's nickname. The lyrics talk about how he is known as Speedo, but his real name is Mister Earl. The repetition of the line "they often call me Speedo but my real name is Mister Earl" emphasizes how even though others may perceive him as this fast-paced, smooth-talking character, he still has a true identity past his nickname. The next line shows why Hermann Brood is called Speedo since he is always drawn to younger women.

The following lines where he is referred to as Mo or Joe shows how the nickname can be interchangeable with anything. The line "Best man is Speedo he will never take it slow" shows how even though his nickname may suggest he is always in a hurry, he is still the best at what he does. In the end, the chorus repeats, emphasizing the idea that he doesn't like to waste time hence the nickname Speedo.

Overall, "Speedo" is a fun, upbeat song with catchy lyrics that highlight Hermann Brood's notorious nickname. It talks about the mischievous nature associated with the name and how he has lived up to it.