Scooby Doo Where Are You
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Scooby Dooby Doo, where are you?
We got some work to do now

Scooby Dooby Doo, where are you?
We need some help for you now

Come on Scooby Doo, I see you
Pretending you got a sliver

But you're not fooling me
'Cause I can see, the way you shake and shiver

You know we got a mystery to solve
So Scooby Doo be ready for your act, don't hold back

Scooby Doo if you come through
You're gonna have a Scooby Snack, that's a fact

Scooby Dooby Doo, here are you
You're ready and you're willing

If we can count on you Scooby Dooby,
I know we'll catch that villian

(Guitar)

You know we got a mystery to solve
So Scooby Doo be ready for your act, don't hold back

Scooby Doo if you come through
You're gonna have a Scooby Snack, that's a fact

Scooby Dooby Doo, here are you
You're ready and you're willing

If we can count on you Scooby Dooby,
I know we'll catch that villian





END

Overall Meaning

The song "Scooby Doo Where Are You" is the theme song for the classic Hanna-Barbera cartoon series about Scooby-Doo and his gang solving mysteries involving ghosts and monsters. The lyrics of the song are a call to Scooby-Doo, asking him to come out and help with the latest mystery or crime that the gang is trying to solve. The song starts with the repetitive phrase "Scooby Dooby Doo, where are you?" which expresses the urgency and importance of the situation at hand. This phrase is repeated multiple times throughout the song, providing the perfect hook for the audience to sing along to.


The lyrics of the song also playfully poke fun at Scooby-Doo's character, who often pretends to be scared or cowardly, but in reality, he is a brave and loyal dog who will stop at nothing to solve the mystery. The lyric "Pretending you got a sliver, But you're not fooling me" is an example of this playful teasing. Additionally, the song highlights the importance of teamwork, as the gang relies on Scooby-Doo's skills and bravery to catch the villain in the end.


Overall, the lyrics of "Scooby Doo Where Are You" perfectly capture the playful and adventurous spirit of the cartoon show, while also highlighting the importance of bravery and teamwork.


Line by Line Meaning

Scooby Dooby Doo, where are you?
Where are you Scooby Doo, we need your help


We got some work to do now
We have a mystery to solve, let's get to work


We need some help for you now
We need your assistance right away, Scooby Doo


Come on Scooby Doo, I see you
I see you pretending to be hurt, Scooby Doo


Pretending you got a sliver
Pretending you have a small injury


But you're not fooling me
Your act isn't convincing me


'Cause I can see, the way you shake and shiver
I can tell you're just shaking and shivering to play along


You know we got a mystery to solve
We have a puzzle to piece together


So Scooby Doo be ready for your act, don't hold back
Be prepared to take on your role, Scooby Doo


Scooby Doo if you come through
If you perform well, Scooby Doo


You're gonna have a Scooby Snack, that's a fact
You'll be rewarded with a treat, without a doubt


Here are you, you're ready and you're willing
You're present and willing to help, Scooby Doo


If we can count on you Scooby Dooby, I know we'll catch that villian
If we can rely on you, I'm confident we'll catch the culprit


(Guitar)
Instrumental break


You know we got a mystery to solve
We have a puzzle to piece together


So Scooby Doo be ready for your act, don't hold back
Be prepared to take on your role, Scooby Doo


Scooby Doo if you come through
If you perform well, Scooby Doo


You're gonna have a Scooby Snack, that's a fact
You'll be rewarded with a treat, without a doubt


Here are you, you're ready and you're willing
You're present and willing to help, Scooby Doo


If we can count on you Scooby Dooby, I know we'll catch that villian
If we can rely on you, I'm confident we'll catch the culprit


END
End of the song




Writer(s): David Mook, Ben Raliegh

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