Chip 'N' Dale's Rescue Rangers Theme Song
The Disney Afternoon Studio Chorus Lyrics
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Go slipping through the cracks
But these two
Gumshoes
Are picking up the slack
There's no case too big
No case too small
When you need help just call
Ch-ch-ch-Chip 'N Dale
Rescue Rangers
Ch-ch-ch-Chip 'N Dale
When there's danger
No, No, it never fails
Once they're involved
Somehow whatever's wrong gets solved
Fresh prints
Not since Watson and Mr. Holmes
Have two minds (two minds)
So fine (So fine)
Looked under every stone
When you need some help to save the day
They're never far away
Ch-ch-ch-Chip 'N Dale
Rescue Rangers
Ch-ch-ch-Chip 'N Dale
When there's danger
No, No, it never fails
Once they're involved
Somehow whatever's wrong gets solved
Grey skies - it's trouble
Bad guys see double
When they're around
The chips are never down
Ch-ch-ch-Chip 'N Dale
Rescue Rangers
Ch-ch-ch-Chip 'N Dale
When there's danger
No, no, it never fails
They'll take the clues
And find the wheres and whys and whos
Grey skies - it's trouble
Bad guys see double
When they're around
The chips are never down
The Chip 'N' Dale's Rescue Rangers theme song is a fun, upbeat tune with lyrics that describe the adventures of the titular characters who help solve crimes that slip through the cracks. The opening lines emphasize the importance of the Rangers' role as gumshoes who are picking up the slack on cases that may otherwise be ignored. The next few lines establish the idea that no case is too big or too small for the Rescue Rangers to tackle. Their willingness to help is reinforced in the chorus, where the lyrics explain that once they're involved, whatever is wrong seems to get solved. It's clear that the Rescue Rangers are reliable, capable, and have a knack for finding clues and solving mysteries.
The second verse of the song references the iconic duo of Watson and Mr. Holmes, emphasizing that the partnership between Chip and Dale is just as dynamic and insightful. The lyrics mention the Rangers' attention to detail, describing how they look under every stone to find the answers they're seeking. The rest of the chorus reinforces the message that the Rescue Rangers are always ready to take on any danger and emerge victorious, even when the skies are grey and trouble looms. The song paints a picture of a duo who are always there to help, no matter what the situation.
Line by Line Meaning
Sometimes some crimes
Go slipping through the cracks
Every so often, certain crimes are overlooked or not noticed
But these two
Gumshoes
Are picking up the slack
However, Chip and Dale, who are skilled detectives, are making up for those missed crimes
There's no case too big
No case too small
When you need help just call
No matter the size or difficulty level of the case, Chip and Dale are willing to assist when asked
Ch-ch-ch-Chip 'N Dale
Rescue Rangers
Ch-ch-ch-Chip 'N Dale
When there's danger
No, No, it never fails
Once they're involved
Somehow whatever's wrong gets solved
Chip and Dale, the Rescue Rangers, are always there when danger is present, and they have a great track record of solving any issues or problems they come across
Fresh prints
Not since Watson and Mr. Holmes
Have two minds (two minds)
So fine (So fine)
Looked under every stone
Chip and Dale are so good at solving crimes, that no other team of detectives has been as successful since the legendary duo, Watson and Mr. Holmes. They leave no stone unturned when searching for clues
When you need some help to save the day
They're never far away
Whenever assistance is needed to save the day, Chip and Dale are easily accessible and always ready to help out
Grey skies - it's trouble
Bad guys see double
When they're around
The chips are never down
When Chip and Dale are present, potential troublemakers become nervous and paranoid, as they know the Rescue Rangers will always come out on top
They'll take the clues
And find the wheres and whys and whos
Chip and Dale will identify and follow the clues, until they figure out the who, what, when, where, and why of the crime they are investigating
Contributed by Abigail D. Suggest a correction in the comments below.