The Magic Bus:The Who. Album - Magic Bus. Single #26 in UK and #25 in USA in 1968. #1. (Capo 1st Fret for original. Check it on YouTube.) Every day I get in the queue (too much the magic bus) To get on the bus that takes me to you (too much the magic bus) I’m so nervous I just sit and smile (too much the magic bus) Your house is only another mile (too much the magic bus) #2. Thank you driver for getting me here (too much the magic bus) You’ll be an inspector have no fear (too much the magic bus) I don’t want to cause no fuss (too much the magic bus) But can I buy your magic bus? (too much the magic bus) #3. I don’t care how much I pay (too much the magic bus) I wanna drive the bus to my baby each day (too much the magic bus) I want it I want it I want it I want it...(you cant have it!) #4. Thruppence and sixpence every day just to drive to my ba..by. Thruppence and sixpence each day cause I drive my baby every way. Magic bus the magic bus magic bus the magic bus... Magic bus the magic bus oooooo..magic bus. I want the magic bus(x3) #5. I said now I’ve got my magic bus (too much the magic bus) I said now I’ve got my magic bus (too much the magic bus) I drive my baby every way (too much the magic bus) Each time I go a different way (too much the magic bus) I want it I want it I want it I want it ...(x2) Every day you’ll see the dust (too much the magic bus) As I drive my baby in my magic bus (too much the magic bus) Too much the magic bus (x2)(fade) A sixties smash from Kraziekhat.        

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À propos de la chanson

La chanson évoque un trajet quotidien en bus, un voyage chargé d'anticipation et d'excitation, car le narrateur aspire à rejoindre l'être aimé. Chaque jour, il fait la queue, impatient de monter dans ce moyen de transport, tout en ressentant une certaine nervosité. Il remercie le conducteur en exprimant son désir d'acquérir ce « bus magique » qui le conduit vers sa douce moitié. Le morceau s'inscrit dans un contexte marquant des années 60, une époque où l'amour et la quête de la liberté étaient au cœur de la culture populaire. La légèreté des paroles et le rythme entraînant reflètent l'insouciance de cette décennie, tout en illustrant les petites joies simples de la vie quotidienne.