Hola Frank
Sumo Lyrics


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Hello Frank, how're you doing?
Sunday morning blues, you know
Just ain't the best
When you just want to lie down
And have a good rest
'Cause the nerves kind of get to you
When you feel kinda small
And all those things moving
Up and down against the wall
Then you tie on that bandana
And you feel kind of though
People know you know
That life is really of rough
And your mama comes and hits you
With a plastic telephone
And she's gone and told you
You're not even home
And she has called you
On that telephone
On that telephone
On that telephone
Your mum said you weren't home
She called you on the telephone
Your mum told you weren't home
Oh mama, what did you do?
Oh mama, what did you do?
She thinks I'm with her
I'm gonna get blue
I'm gonna cut my throat
I'm gonna smash my head
I'm gonna jump into the bath
I'm gonna lie in bed
Well anyway that never happened
Because, one day
Religion came to stay
Oh yeah, religion come to stay
Oh yeah, bad vibes they've gone all away
Religion came to stay
Alright what you tell rastafar
I tell you God there in the heaven
And he looks after you
And that's what they say
Well I'm telling you from
The southern United States of America
The God and Christ are in your body
And they're living with you
Dominus vobiscum, spiritu tuum
All right, let's pray!
Let us pray! Po po po
Let us pray. A ja ja ja
Let us pray! Baby pray for us
Jesus Christ, won't You pray for us?
I think we're there
Oh, no! maybe not
(Doesn't matter)
Keep on well, you know
These songs get kinda long
Specially when they call me on the telephone
Well I've forgotten what I thought
So I think I'll just go on and sign this
Oh, baby, stand by me
Oh no no
No woman no cry




Oh, no no
La rubia tarada!!!

Overall Meaning

The song "Hola Frank" by Sumo is a mix of blues, rock and reggae sounds. The lyrics depict a person going through a difficult time on a Sunday morning with a sense of restlessness and anxiety. The song's protagonist ties on a bandana to appear tough and deals with his mother's disapproval, who hits him with a plastic telephone and falsely reports to others that he is not at home. The references to self-harm and suicide in the song portray the character's mental state.


However, things take a positive turn in the song with an introduction of religion. The singer believes that God is watching over him, and the negative vibes are gone, relieving his anxieties. The song closes with a humorous mention of a forgetful mind and some nonsensical lyrics.


The song "Hola Frank" is about the internal struggles that a person faces in their day-to-day life, depicting the sense of frustration, anxiety, and existential crises. The song's lyrics stand out for their combination of different musical styles and the use of humor to deal with a topic that is often considered sensitive.


Line by Line Meaning

Hello Frank, how're you doing?
The singer greets Frank and asks how he is


Sunday morning blues, you know
Feeling melancholic on a Sunday morning is common


Just ain't the best
It is not the best feeling


When you just want to lie down
The melancholic feeling makes one want to rest


And have a good rest
And get some good sleep


'Cause the nerves kind of get to you
The feeling of being overwhelmed affects one's nerves


When you feel kinda small
The feeling makes one feel small and insignificant


And all those things moving
Things seem to be in motion


Up and down against the wall
As if moving up and down against the wall


Then you tie on that bandana
The singer ties on a bandana


And you feel kind of tough
The bandana makes the singer feel tough


People know you know
Others know that the singer knows how to handle tough situations


That life is really of rough
The singer believes that life is tough


And your mama comes and hits you
The singer's mother hits him with a plastic telephone


With a plastic telephone
A telephone made of plastic


And she's gone and told you
The mother tells the singer


You're not even home
That he is not at home


And she has called you
The mother has called


On that telephone
On the telephone


Your mum said you weren't home
The mother informed others that the singer was not home when he was


She called you on the telephone
She called the singer on the telephone while he was at home


Oh mama, what did you do?
The singer questions his mother's actions


She thinks I'm with her
The mother thinks the singer is with someone else


I'm gonna get blue
The singer is becoming depressed


I'm gonna cut my throat
The singer is having suicidal ideations


I'm gonna smash my head
The singer is feeling overwhelmed


I'm gonna jump into the bath
The singer considers the possibility of drowning


I'm gonna lie in bed
The singer is feeling defeated


Well anyway that never happened
None of the above self-destructive behaviors happened


Because, one day
The situation changed


Religion came to stay
The singer found religion


Oh yeah, religion come to stay
Religion became a permanent part of the singer's life


Oh yeah, bad vibes they've gone all away
Religion has helped the singer overcome negative feelings


Alright what you tell rastafar
The singer is asking what Rastafarian people believe


I tell you God there in the heaven
The singer confirms the belief in God in heaven


And he looks after you
God takes care of individuals


And that's what they say
According to common belief


Well I'm telling you from
The singer is sharing his opinion on religion


The southern United States of America
From the southern USA


The God and Christ are in your body
The singer believes that God and Christ live within individuals


And they're living with you
God and Christ coexist with individuals at all times


Dominus vobiscum, spiritu tuum
Latin phrase translated to: The Lord be with you, and with your spirit


All right, let's pray!
The singer invites listeners to pray together


Let us pray! Po po po
The singer repeats the call to prayer with a fun tone


Let us pray. A ja ja ja
The singer repeats the call to prayer with a joyful tone


Let us pray! Baby pray for us
The singer invites others to pray for them


Jesus Christ, won't You pray for us?
The singer asks Jesus to pray for them


I think we're there
The singer believes they have expressed everything they wanted to say


Oh, no! maybe not
The singer realizes they may have missed something


(Doesn't matter)
The singer is indifferent to the possibility of having missed anything important


Keep on well, you know
In spite of everything, it is important to keep going


These songs get kinda long
The singer acknowledges that their songs can be long


Specially when they call me on the telephone
Especially when someone interrupts them on the phone


Well I've forgotten what I thought
The singer lost their train of thought


So I think I'll just go on and sign this
The singer decides to bring the song to a close


Oh, baby, stand by me
The singer requests support from someone they love


Oh no no
No, it's not like that


No woman no cry
The song references a well-known Bob Marley song called 'No Woman, No Cry' which suggests that without problematic women in one's life, one will not have to cry as much


Oh, no no
No, not like that


La rubia tarada!!!
Spanish phrase that translates to 'the crazy blonde!!!'




Lyrics © Sony/ATV Music Publishing LLC
Written by: DIEGO ARNEDO, GERMAN DAFFUNCHIO, LUCA PRODAN, RICARDO MOLLO

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