(Go
Go
Go
Kitty
Kitty
Kitty)

Go sing, too loud
Make your voice break
Sing it out
Go scream, do shout
Make an earthquake

You wish fire would die and turn colder
You wish, your young, could see you grow older
We should always know that dreams can do everything

Go drum, too proud
Make your hands ache
Play it out
Go march through a crowd
Make your day break

You wish silence released noise in tremors
You wish, I know it, surrender to summers
We should always know that dreams can do everything

Go do, you'll know how to
Just let yourself, fall into landslide

Go do, you'll know how to
Just let yourself, give into low tide

Go do!

Tie strings to clouds
Make your own lake
Let it flow
Throw seeds to sprout
Make your own break
Let them grow

Let them grow (Endless summers)
Let them grow (Endless summers)

(Go do endless summers)

You will survive, will never stop wonders
You and sunrise will never fall under

You will survive, will never stop wonders
You and sunrise will never fall under
We should always know that dreams can do everything

Go do!


Lyrics submitted by arnfdeno, edited by BlueRogue44

Go Do Lyrics as written by Jon Thor Birgisson

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  • +3
    General Comment

    i've been listening to this song a LOT recently. I love it, and the lyrics are amazing. I really enjoy the imagery that the lyrics have. SO GOOD OK, no one here has talked about the lines where he sings, "Summers". it's sung repeatedly in the background at one point. This is most likely because his boyfriend's last name is Summers. Just thought i'd throw that out there

    JFish89on April 16, 2010   Link
  • +3
    General Comment

    This is such a wonderful song. I'm a kinda melancholy person (my fav band is Radiohead, ffs) but I can't help but love this music dearly. It just makes joy bubble up inside me, and that's something I don't feel as often as I'd like. It's so beautiful and uplifting. The whole album just makes me want to cry (in the good way). It's got to be the most lovely thing out this year.

    angrypuppyon June 07, 2010   Link
  • +1
    General Comment

    This song encompasses that feeling that life is unpredictable and sometimes confusing, but that there's hope in the endless possibilities we have before us... completely uplifting.

    paigeturner89on February 22, 2010   Link
  • +1
    General Comment

    I hear the second chorus like this

    You wish silence released noise in tremors You wish, I know it, Surrender to summers We should always know that we can do anything

    idk if its right, but thats how i hear it

    TheLegendOfLulzon January 19, 2011   Link
  • 0
    My Opinion

    While I don't find it as appealing as 'Boy Lilikoi', this song is very good! The lyrics are truly sky-high, and the music has the ability to lift one's spirits, no matter how bad of a day it's been.

    gplpark92on January 21, 2010   Link
  • 0
    General Comment

    I hate most obviously happy songs. But holy shit he does it perfect. These lyrics are so amazing! Ahhhh! Perfection!

    Theoogabearon April 07, 2010   Link
  • 0
    General Comment

    LOVE.

    holdfasthope32on April 15, 2010   Link
  • 0
    Song Meaning

    I am not religious, but this song seems to define this word and it's meaning:

    Spoudazo - To exact oneself, make every effort, give diligence, make haste, be zealous, strain every nerve, and further the cause assiduously. Spoudazo combines thinking and acting, planning and producing. It sees a need and promptly does something about it. the word covers inception, action and follow-through.

    Live your life for every moment you own, however never become a slave to your own ambition, accept what happens in life as your own process, but realize that you have the power, in your own will, to do anything.

    If all falls apart, start again. Start from ground zero, but believe that you have the will to do anything and everything.

    kisame_maskon July 19, 2014   Link
  • -1
    General Comment

    Listen carefully right after he sings "Make you voice break - Sing it out." the little voice samples in the background sound like "Go Go Go! Kitty Kitty Kitty!"

    arnfdenoon February 02, 2010   Link
  • -2
    General Comment

    Ur mom's gay, you loser. Get a life, Jonsi has pure talent and ur a freaktard and need to lose it. Good grief! On the other hand, awesome song.Go Jonsi!

    Acherameeon May 28, 2010   Link

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