When I was young,
It seemed like life was so wonderful,
a miracle, oh it was beautiful, magical
And all the birds in the trees
Well they'd be singing so happily,
So joyfully
Oh playfully watching me

Good morning!
Yeaaaaaah!
One, two... one, two, three, four!
Pump it up!

Aaaah! I ramp, me no ramp,
me no skin,
me no play, yeah
When me chant 'pon the microphone
And me say with the DJ
Junglists in the place
Junglists on the case
Scooter are you Readyyy?

When I was young
It seemed like life was so wonderful,
a miracle, oh it was beautiful magical
And all the birds in the trees
well they'd be singing so happily
So joyfully,
oh playfully watching me

Yeah!

When I was young
It seemed like life was so wonderful
A miracle, oh it was beautiful, magical
and all the birds in the trees
Well they'd be singing so happily
So joyfully
Oh playfully watching me

Come on!

Love, peace and unity
Siberia, the place to be
The K The L The F and the ology
Halleluja!

One, two... one, two, three, yeah!
Rough!
Aah!
Here we go!

When I was young
It seemed like life was so wonderful
A miracle ,oh it was beautiful, magical
and all the birds in the trees
well they'd be singing so happily
So joyfully
Oh playfully watching me

Stand up!
Once again!
We're gettin' jiggy!
Siberiaaaaaaaaaaaaaa! Yeah!
Goodbye!


Lyrics submitted by drallcom, edited by philipevans

Ramp! (The Logical Song) Lyrics as written by Roger Hodgson Richard Davies

Lyrics © Kanjian Music, Universal Music Publishing Group

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  • +1
    General Comment

    shut the fuck up and stop complaining. if u dont like the song then dont bother commenting on it

    elliott smith kidon September 25, 2007   Link
  • 0
    General Comment

    well i never really understood this group... though i have always loved their music... how much is the fish!! yeah!!

    pessimistic_pantheron July 19, 2002   Link
  • 0
    General Comment

    Yeah, I just brought their new album and they're great although I think the MC bloke is on acid or summit when he improvs.

    Damnrighton July 30, 2002   Link
  • 0
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    i heard this while i was on holiday. It was always played on the fairground. i always hated music like this, like bonkers and stuff, but this song has got me hooked. i always like jack off jill and shit that means stuff but this is cool, and its good for rebelling, parents hate the racket!

    slash_away_the_painon August 06, 2002   Link
  • 0
    General Comment

    you fucker, this song couldnt possibly be any more irritating, i hate you

    youreaveragepersonon September 27, 2002   Link
  • 0
    General Comment

    in the words of comic book guy, worst. song. ever

    georgiecaseyon April 12, 2005   Link
  • 0
    General Comment

    actually, its a cover of a supertramp, so i suppose its the worst cover ever

    georgiecaseyon April 12, 2005   Link
  • 0
    General Comment

    shut up assholes. do you guys post on every song you dislike?

    Sandwitchninjaon April 15, 2005   Link
  • 0
    General Comment

    How is weekend not on this song list. Isn't that their most popular song? I mean I have 8 remixes of it.

    silverseven749on April 29, 2005   Link
  • 0
    General Comment

    scooter sucks! this is certainly the worst cover ever made!! its a raping of the supertramp original song, and every member of scooter should be bludgeoned to death!! UURRGH!!

    myironlungon June 29, 2007   Link

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