Dans les années 1990, René Binamé et les Roues de Secours fait partie d'un ensemble de treize groupes issus de la scène punk rock-alternatif indépendante belge, connu sous le nom de La Famille.
Dynamite
René Binamé Lyrics
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Oh, look out baby!
I got a stupid little job
It's driving me insane
With those keyhole people
All they do is complain
The ring in my ear
But I don't even care, no no
I just live through the week
And when I see them boys
You know their two-tone suits
They're all unimportants
If you need a set of hubcaps
Or a car painted
Girl, why don't you follow me
It's dynamite on Friday night
Under the big city lights
It's all right, all right
Yeah dynamite on Friday night
Under the big city lights
It's all right, all right
Play some sweet guitar, yeah
Well we meet on the corner
And we talk all night
About our wealth situation
at a rock'n' Roll dive
We don't reach no conclusion
So the conversation turns to wise girls
And more pearls
I got a beat up old Mustang
And I painted it black
There's five in the front seat
And the rest in the back
Cruise up and down Sunset
And watch all the jailbait roll by
Yeah it's dynamite on Friday night
Under the big city lights
It's all right, all right
Yeah yeah, it's dynamite on Friday night
Under the big city lights
It's all right, it's all right
All right, all right, all right
all right
Are you ready baby, Bring it on down now
Watch it, Well, well, well
Listen, one of these days
And it won't be long
Gonna hear that radio
playing my song
I'll be the darling of masses
No great pretender, not me, yeah yeah
Cause I can play this guitar
hangin' round my neck
I'm in love with its power
I believe in its strength
I got a head full of ideas
It's driving me insane
But until then
It's dynamite on Friday night
Under the big city lights
It's all right, all right
Yeah dynamite on Friday night
Under the big city lights
all right, all right, one time
It's dynamite, oh yes it's dynamite
It's just dynamite on friday night
It's dynamite, it's on friday night
Oh friday night
It's all right, all right, wired
It's dynamite on friday night
Under the big city lights
It's all right, all right
all together ...
The song "Dynamite" by René Binamé talks about the mundane life of the singer with his stupid little job which drives him insane. He complains about the people around him who only see him through the tattoo on his arm and the ring in his ear. He doesn't care about their criticism and prefers to live through the week until Friday night. On Friday night, under the big city lights, he meets his friends to have a good time, cruising up and down Sunset and watching all the jailbait roll by. The song suggests that the singer doesn't fit into the keyhole people's expectations, but he prefers to spend his time with people who share his love for music and have a good time.
The lyric "I got a head full of ideas, It's driving me insane" can be interpreted as the singer's creative mind, which is stuck in a mundane job and lifestyle. He's looking for an escape and finds it in music on Friday nights. The song has a rebellious tone that suggests a desire for freedom and self-expression. The singer is seen as a non-conformist who doesn't fit into society but prefers to live his own life. The song can also be interpreted as a celebration of music and friendship, which brings people together and helps them forget their problems.
Line by Line Meaning
Oh, look out baby!
The singer is warning someone to be ready for something exciting.
I got a stupid little job / It's driving me insane / With those keyhole people / All they do is complain / About the tattoo on my arm / The ring in my ear / But I don't even care, no no / I just live through the week / And when I see them boys / You know their two-tone suits / They're all unimportants / If you need a set of hubcaps / Or a car painted / Girl, why don't you follow me
The singer has a job that annoys him, and his coworkers are critical of his appearance. He does not care about their opinions and thinks they are unimportant. He invites a girl to follow him if she needs help with car-related services.
It's dynamite on Friday night / Under the big city lights / It's all right, all right / Yeah dynamite on Friday night / Under the big city lights / It's all right, all right
Friday nights are exciting and enjoyable for the singer, especially in the city, and he thinks everything is okay and enjoyable during those times.
Play some sweet guitar, yeah
The artist requests that someone play some enjoyable music on the guitar.
Well we meet on the corner / And we talk all night / About our wealth situation / at a rock'n' Roll dive / We don't reach no conclusion / So the conversation turns to wise girls / And more pearls / I got a beat up old Mustang / And I painted it black / There's five in the front seat / And the rest in the back / Cruise up and down Sunset / And watch all the jailbait roll by
The artist and his friends hang out at a dive rock-and-roll bar, discussing their financial status and girls they know. They ride in the artist's beat-up car, cruising around the Sunset area and checking out young, attractive girls.
Are you ready baby, Bring it on down now / Watch it, Well, well, well
The singer is excited and wants someone else to join him in some exciting activity.
Listen, one of these days / And it won't be long / Gonna hear that radio / playing my song / I'll be the darling of masses / No great pretender, not me, yeah yeah / Cause I can play this guitar / hangin' round my neck / I'm in love with its power / I believe in its strength / I got a head full of ideas / It's driving me insane / But until then
The singer is confident that someday he will become famous for his ability to play guitar as he believes in his skills and has plenty of ideas for new things to do. He is waiting for that moment to come.
It's dynamite on Friday night / Under the big city lights / It's all right, all right / Yeah dynamite on Friday night / Under the big city lights / all right, all right, one time / It's dynamite, oh yes it's dynamite / It's just dynamite on friday night / It's dynamite, it's on friday night / Oh friday night / It's all right, all right, wired / It's dynamite on friday night / Under the big city lights / It's all right, all right / all together ...
The artist reiterates that Friday nights are an enjoyable time under the city lights. He calls it dynamite and says he is wired, emphasizing how much he enjoys these events.
Writer(s): Rudolf Schenker, Klaus Meine, Herman Rarebell Copyright: Ed. Arabella Musik Muenchen
Contributed by Miles N. Suggest a correction in the comments below.