The Island of Kongo Bongo
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| "The Island of Kongo Bongo" | |
|---|---|
| Composed by: Pure West | |
| Vocals | Sterling Jarvis, Joy Tanner (English) Peter Secher Schmidt (Danish) Franck Capillery, Camille Cyr-Desmarais (French) Kōichi Yamadera, Mika Kanai (Japanese) Rubén Cerda, Rommy Mendoza (Latin American Spanish) |
| Appears in | Donkey Kong Country – "To the Moon Baboon" (1997) |
- “Diddy: So... you wrote a song?
DK: Inspired by the Crystal Coconut, and now sitting on the Moon for future generations.
Diddy: Huh? Must be some song, DK.
DK: It is, Diddy.” - —Donkey Kong and Diddy Kong, "To the Moon Baboon"
"The Island of Kongo Bongo" is the second song in the Donkey Kong Country television series episode "To the Moon Baboon". When Donkey Kong explains that he wrote a song for the time capsule, he proceeds to sing it.
This song is omitted in the Sinhala dub.
Lyrics[edit]
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English[edit]
DK:
Kongo Bongo Island, we stand brave and true
We'll fight for her honor and Inka Dinka Doo
From on top of the White Mountains, your glory rises high
To the sky!From vine to vine is so divine
When your swingin' on a Kongo Bongo line
Our ocean view is powder-blue
There's so much to inspire youCANDY:
Can't you feel the heat
Risin' up through your feet?DK, DIDDY, CANDY, & CRANKY:
On the island
The island of Kongo Bongo
Everybody
Come on, dance and sing along nowDK:
A tropic breeze, your mind at ease
Sittin' under tall banana trees
Coconuts galore and so much more
You'll be dancin' on the shoreCANDY:
There's no need to think twice
It's an isle of paradiseDK, DIXIE, FUNKY, & BLUSTER:
On the island
The island of Kongo Bongo
Everybody
Come on, dance and sing along now
Island
The island of Kongo Bongo
Everybody
Come on, dance and sing along now