Expialidocious
Pogo Lyrics
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"Wha- ? I- oh, very well"
Never give, and then I'll never be dissing songs
Us, sing this
Never give, and then I'll never be dissing songs
Us, sing this
Never give, and then I'll never be dissing songs
Never give, and then I'll never be dissing songs
Us, sing this
Six-oh-two
See the light, it's the light
Six-oh-two
See the light, it's the -
Never give, and then I'll never be dissing songs
Us, sing this
Never give, and then I'll never be dissing songs
Us, sing this
Never give, and then I'll never be dissing songs
Us, sing this
Never give, and then I'll never be dissing songs
Us, sing this
Search of deep satisfaction!
Six-oh-two
Six-oh-two
Six-oh-two
Six-oh-two
It's the light
Six-oh-two
It's the light
Six-oh-two
It's the light
Six-oh-two
It's the light
Six-oh-two
It's the light
Six-oh-two
It's the light
Six-oh-two
It's the light
Six-oh-two
It's the light
Six-oh-two
It's the light
Six-oh-two
It's the light
Six-oh-two
It's the light
Six-oh-two
It's the light
Six-oh-two
Never give, and then I'll never be dissing songs
Us, sing this
Never give, and then I'll never be dissing songs
Us, sing this
Us, and then never give us this box and then never give us and then never give us this box
Us, and then never give us this box and then never give us and then never give us this box
Us, and then never give us this box and then never give us and then never give us this box
Us, and then never give us this box and then never give us and then never give us this box
Search of deep satisfaction!
The lyrics of Pogo's song "Expialidocious" might feel a bit disorienting at first glance, but they are actually telling a story of defiance against negativity and a search for deeper satisfaction. The song starts with a conversation between two people, presumably George and Pogo himself, where Pogo asks George to listen to what he has to say. This is where the first verse comes in, with the repetition of "Never give, and then I'll never be dissing songs/ Us, sing this". This can be interpreted as a vow to never put down music and instead join in the act of creation and celebration.
The chorus of the song is dominated by the phrase "Six-oh-two/ See the light, it's the light", repeated multiple times. This phrase might be a reference to the time of day, 6:02, when the light of the day might be at its most beautiful. There is also a sense of urgency and excitement in the repeated phrase, as if the singer is urging the listener to follow them to see what they see.
Line by Line Meaning
George, I think we should listen
Listen to what I have to say, George
Wha- ? I- oh, very well
Okay, I'll listen
Never give, and then I'll never be dissing songs
If I keep making good music, I won't ever have to complain about bad music
Us, sing this
Let's all sing this song together
Six-oh-two See the light, it's the light
The numbers 602 represent something great, see the light and you'll understand
Search of deep satisfaction!
Trying to find true happiness
Us, and then never give us this box and then never give us and then never give us this box
We want this box and we don't want you to stop giving it to us
Contributed by Reagan W. Suggest a correction in the comments below.
@HakuUbaka
I don't know why, but whenever I listen to this, I feel a
SURGE, OF DEEP SATISFACTION.
@amopaperbag854
@Harry Moobs LOL YOU JUST MADE MY DAY
@doorknobs4484
Now I feel someone understands me
@vict0riathefangirl
XD
@oreliaxo5091
bruhhh...i wish i could do more than like this comment
@Anudorini-Talah
starts to dance
@ironichoneybadger5066
All these people trying to make sense of the lyrics, you don't need to, he's using the words as notes, not as words. Notice how he's not using things like autogiro tune to make the characters sing.
I care too much about this
@TheFiercestCreatureInTheWorld
But it's fun to find lyrics, even if there aren't meant to be any.
@michaelmccarty1327
Exactly. I mean, jungle dash wouldn't be nearly as fun without imagining Mowgli trying to sell his laptop.
@lilypotter2509
IronicHoneyBadger he?