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Shu-bi-dua Lyrics


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Mig og så Harry drog på safari
Vi sku' ned og fange en hundej
En hundej med hår på og fødder, den går på
Og den bor i den dybeste tavshed

Mig og så Harry veksled' til Paris
Og vi købte en struds, der var boret
Så blev vi stoppet, hullet blev proppet
Og så løb vi ud i sandet

Ude i ørken' mærker man tørken
Der er langt mellem ditten og datten
Så vi tog os en mokka
For den havde vi nok af
Og så slog vi lejr for natten

Så blev der skålet henne ved bålet
Det er Ali, der runder de 30
Ali vil smage en fødselsdagskage
Og så gloed' de alle på Harry

Så bagte de Harry, end of safari
Mens jeg slog en streg i oasen
Da jeg kom tilbage var Harry en kage
I glasuren stod "tillykke med dagen"

Moralen er tydelig men styg og modbydelig




Man bør ende sine dage
Med at blive til en kage

Overall Meaning

The lyrics to Shu-bi-dua's song "Mig og så Harry" tell a whimsical story about a protagonist and their friend Harry going on an adventurous safari. Their initial goal is to capture a "hundej," a mythical creature with hair and feet that walks in deep silence. However, the story quickly takes a humorous turn as they change plans and travel to Paris, where they buy a strudel with a hole in it. These odd choices continue as they find themselves in the desert, feeling the dryness and distance between things, and deciding to have a cup of mocha. They eventually set up camp for the night and celebrate Ali's birthday around a bonfire.


The song takes a surreal twist when Harry transforms into a cake during the safari. While the singer was away, Harry is baked into a cake with the inscription "tillykke med dagen" (Danish for "happy birthday"). The song concludes with a bizarre and somewhat macabre moral: one should end their days by becoming a cake.


Overall, "Mig og så Harry" is a playful and nonsensical song that takes listeners on a whimsical journey through odd choices and unexpected outcomes. Its lyrics are filled with absurd humor and hidden meanings that invite the audience to imagine and interpret their own narrative.


Line by Line Meaning

Mig og så Harry drog på safari
Harry and I went on a safari


Vi sku' ned og fange en hundej
We were supposed to catch a wild dog


En hundej med hår på og fødder, den går på
A dog with hair and feet, it walks on


Og den bor i den dybeste tavshed
And it lives in the deepest silence


Mig og så Harry veksled' til Paris
Harry and I changed to Paris


Og vi købte en struds, der var boret
And we bought a drilled ostrich


Så blev vi stoppet, hullet blev proppet
Then we got stopped, the hole got plugged


Og så løb vi ud i sandet
And then we ran out into the sand


Ude i ørken' mærker man tørken
In the desert, you feel the drought


Der er langt mellem ditten og datten
There is a long way between this and that


Så vi tog os en mokka
So we had a cup of Mocha


For den havde vi nok af
Because we had plenty of it


Og så slog vi lejr for natten
And then we set up camp for the night


Så blev der skålet henne ved bålet
Then we toasted by the fire


Det er Ali, der runder de 30
It's Ali who turns 30


Ali vil smage en fødselsdagskage
Ali wants to taste a birthday cake


Og så gloed' de alle på Harry
And then everyone stared at Harry


Så bagte de Harry, end of safari
So they baked Harry, end of the safari


Mens jeg slog en streg i oasen
While I drew a line in the oasis


Da jeg kom tilbage var Harry en kage
When I came back, Harry was a cake


I glasuren stod "tillykke med dagen"
In the icing it said 'happy birthday'


Moralen er tydelig men styg og modbydelig
The moral is clear but ugly and repulsive


Man bør ende sine dage
One should end their days


Med at blive til en kage
By becoming a cake




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