Brownsville Turnaround on the Tex-Mex Border
The KLF Lyrics


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...and we're ancient
and we like to roam the land...
we're justified and we're ancient
I hope you'll understand




Overall Meaning

The lyrics to "Brownsville Turnaround on the Tex-Mex Border" by The KLF are a tribute to American country and folk music, with a distinct psychedelic twist. The first two lines, "and we're ancient/and we like to roam the land," suggest the spirit of the song is rooted in a deep connection with the land and a desire to explore and learn from it. The repetition of the phrase "we're justified and we're ancient" emphasizes the power and wisdom of the song's narrator and the timeless nature of his or her perspective.


The final line of the verse, "I hope you'll understand," is an invitation to the listener to join in this journey of discovery and understanding. The KLF are known for their irreverent and unconventional approach to music, and these lyrics are no exception; they don't conform to any specific genre or tone, but instead create a unique and compelling atmosphere that draws the listener in and leaves them wanting more.


Line by Line Meaning

and we're ancient
We have existed for a very long time and are considered old.


and we like to roam the land...
We enjoy traveling around the country and exploring new territories.


we're justified and we're ancient
We have valid reasons for our actions, and we have been around for an extended period to gather wisdom and experience.


I hope you'll understand
I hope that you can comprehend and appreciate our perspective and way of life.




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