Quirky country, Vaudeville, show tunes, broadway, dixieland, jazzy, nostalgic, americana, old timey, fast tempo, major, country, bluegrass, Male vocals, lyrics, banjo, upright bass, woodblock
Come on, children, have you heard of the greatest ship, the Hindenberg? Carried folks of wealth and fame, but it crashed and burned in a ball of flame. Was on the sign afternoon, folks were drinking tea with a pleasant view. You could hear them talk and laugh beneath a giant ball of explosive gas. The ooh, the wind it beat, a ooh upon that great balloon. The captains lost control, he says we're all doomed on the Hindenberg. Lines were tethered to the ground for to bring that airship down, but something caught and something sparked and the children cried and the dogs barked. Folks below stood and held their breath as their friends above plumeted to their death. The women wept and the men did curse, I've never seen the sun so close to Earth. Ohh the wind it beat, a ooh upon that great balloon. The captains lost control, he says we're all doomed on the Hindenberg. And the people cried from this day forth, we're gonna keep our feet firm upon the Earth. Not into these Hindenbergs, for the lives it cost and the men it burnt. Ooh, the wind it beat, a ooh upon that great balloon. The captains lost control, he says we're all doomed. Ooh, the wind it beat, a ooh upon that great balloon. The captains lost control, he says we're all doomed on the Hindenberg.
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