What Goes Up (song)

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"What Goes Up"
Up, Up, and a Koopa - A scene where "What Goes Up" plays
Composed by:
Evan Roberts, Michael Tavera
Vocals Paulina Gillis
Gordon Masten
Dan Hennessey
Michael Stark
Key A-flat major (original recording)
A major (in episode)
Appears in The Adventures of Super Mario Bros. 3 - "Up, Up, and a Koopa" (1990)

"What Goes Up"[1] is a song from The Adventures of Super Mario Bros. 3 episode "Up, Up, and a Koopa." The song plays as the Kooper-Dooper Raiser-Upper's chaos mode wrecks havoc upon the citizens of Sky Land.

The instrumental was played in place of "That's Amore" in "Mario and Joliet," "Jingle Bell Rock" in "Koopa Klaus," and the second instance of "Bad" in "King Mario of Cramalot."

Lyrics[edit]

English[edit]

Up in the air,
Lost in the sky,
Streaking through space,
Flying so high!

Caught by the wind,
Tumbling around,
What goes up may never come down!

Up in the air,
Lost in the sky,
Streaking through space,
Flying so high!

Caught by the wind,
Tumbling around,
What goes up may never come dah-ahh-own!

Brazilian Portuguese[edit]

Brazilian Portuguese Translation

Alto, bem alto, tocar o céu
Andar no espaço, brincar ao léu
Voar bem alto sem nada a temer
Poder subir e não mais descer!

Alto, bem alto, tocar o céu
Andar no espaço, brincar ao léu
Voar bem alto sem nada a temer
Poder subir e não mais descer!

High, very high, touching the sky
Walking in space, playing in the open air
To fly very high without anything to fear
To be able to go up and never come down again!

High, very high, touching the sky
Walking in space, playing in the open air
To fly very high without anything to fear
To be able to go up and never come down again!

Multimedia[edit]

Icon of an audio speaker. What Goes Up - The instrumental from the Italian dub of "Up, Up, and a Koopa"
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Icon of an audio speaker. What Goes Up - The song as translated in the Brazilian Portuguese dub
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References[edit]

  1. ^ The abyss & 2,087 other titles; musical compositions. (Part 012 of 013)