Yes Means No
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| "Yes Means No" | |
|---|---|
| Composed by: Pure West | |
| Vocals | Sterling Jarvis, Andrew Sabiston (English) Franck Capillery, Donald Reignoux (French) Tobias Meister, Juana von Jascheroff (German) Pétros Damoulís, Sía Koskiná (Greek) Kōichi Yamadera, Megumi Hayashibara (Japanese) Rubén Cerda, Raúl Carballeda (Latin American Spanish) Jordi Ribes, Carles Lladó (European Spanish) |
| Appears in | Donkey Kong Country – "Four Weddings and a Coconut" (2000) |
"Yes Means No" is the first song in the Donkey Kong Country television series episode "Four Weddings and a Coconut". When Diddy Kong convinces Donkey Kong that Candy Kong does not actually wish to marry him, the two sing this song.
Lyrics[edit]
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English[edit]
DIDDY:
Oh! Candy's got you wrapped around her little finger
She just wants you to show her that you careDK:
So, if I ask her to be wed, it really means no instead?
It doesn't make much sense to you if she really doesn't want me too?DIDDY:
When she says "Yes, yes, yes"
It means "No, no, no"
When she says "Yes, yes, yes"BOTH:
It means "no, no, no"!DIDDY:
Yes means no and no means yes, it should be rather obvious
If you ask, she will say "nay", a swinging bachelor you will stayDK:
Oh, this makes no sense to me
If I ask her, she won't agree
Why look like a foolish clown, when she's only gonna turn me down?If I read between the lines and understand what you say
It's not a true proposal, just a role I'll play!BOTH:
When she says "Yes, yes, yes"
It means "No, no, no"
When she says "Yes, yes, yes"
You know it's all for show
When she says "Yes, yes, yes"
It means "No, no, no"
When she says "Yes, yes, yes"
You know it's all for show
