[Intro] * |-------| |-------| |-------| |-------| E|3-3----| (x 8) Tu-li-lu-li-lu-li-la Tu-li-lu-li-lu-li-la [Verse 1] There’s a riot in Room 42 It was chemistry now it’s a zoo And they kicked out the teacher Miss Prune Tuned the heat up to one hundred two [Interlude] Tu-li-lu-li-lu-li-la Tu-li-lu-li-lu-li-la [Chorus] Tarzan and Jane Tarzan and Jane [Interlude] * * * [Verse 2] Now they’re ripping their shirts and their tights Now they’re swinging from flourescent lights Look at Bob he was getting straight A’s Who’s he carrying ’round on his face [Interlude] Tu-li-lu-li-lu-li-la Tu-li-lu-li-lu-li-la [Chorus] Tarzan and Jane Tarzan and Jane [Interlude] * * * * * * * * * Ha! Tu-li-lu-li-lu-li-lu-li-lu-li-lu-li-lu-li-lu-li-lu-li-lu-li-lu-li-lu-li-la * * * Tu-li-lu-li-lu-li-la Tu-li-lu-li-lu-li-la [Verse 3] Now they’ve called in the men wearing blue There’s a cameraman from Channel 2 On the news at eleven does Edgar Rice Burroughs Get royalties on local news [Chorus] Tarzan and Jane Tarzan and Jane [Verse 4] Well tomorrow at 7:04 (tu-li-lu-li-lu-li-la) As the principal says "shut the door" (tu-li-lu-li-lu-li-la) They’ll be 25 Tarzan and 25 Janes And a chimp from Zoology 4 (ha!) [Chorus] Tarzan and Jane Tarzan and Jane [Interlude] * * [Chorus] Tarzan and Jane Tarzan and Jane [Interlude] * * [Chorus] Tarzan and Jane Tarzan and Jane [Interlude] * * [Chorus] Tarzan and Jane Tarzan and Jane [Interlude] * * [Chorus] Tarzan and Jane Tarzan and Jane [Outro]

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À propos de la chanson

La chanson raconte une sorte de chaos qui se déroule dans une salle de classe, où les élèves, d'abord studieux, finissent par se laisser emporter dans une ambiance débridée. On les imagine en train de s'amuser, à ripper leurs vêtements et à se balancer avec insouciance. L'évocation de Tarzan et Jane suggère une dynamique d’aventure et de jeu, où l'autorité s'estompe au profit d'une liberté sauvage. Le contexte semble être une scène de rébellion juvénile, où l'enseignement se transforme en un spectacle à la fois chaotique et plein de vie. On ressent la tension entre la discipline scolaire et le désir d’évasion qui anime les jeunes.