Go West (12 Inch Mix)
The Village People · The Adventures Of Priscilla, Queen Of The Desert [1994]
Together your hand in my hand, together we will make the plans.
Together we will fly so high, together tell our friends goodbye.
Together we will start life new, together this is what we'll do.
Go west, life is peaceful there, go west, lots of open air.
Go west to begin life new, go west, this is what we'll do.
Go west, sun in winter time, go west, we will do just fine.
Go wes t where the skies are blue, go west, this and more we'll do.
Together we will love the beach, together we will learn and teach.
Together change our pace of life, together we will work and strive.
I love you, I know you love me, I want you happy and carefree.
So that's why I have no protest when you say you want to go west.
Go west, life is peaceful there, go west, lots of open air.
Go west to begin life new, go west, this is what we'll do.
Go west, sun in winter time, go west, we will do just fine.
Go west where the skies are blue, go west, this and more we'll do.
(Go west, go west, go west, go west)
(Go west, go west, go west, go west)
(Go west, go west, go west, go west)
Go west, life is peaceful there, go west, lots of open air.
Go west to begin life new, go west, this is what we'll do.
(Go west) Go west (Go west, go west, go west)
Go West (12 Inch Mix)
The Village People's 'Go West (12 Inch Mix)' serves as a high-energy extension of their iconic 1994 soundtrack for 'The Adventures of Priscilla, Queen of the Desert.' Released alongside other tracks from the film's score, this recording extends the original hit's infectious disco-pop energy with extended instrumental sections and a driving rhythm that emphasizes the group's signature theatrical style. As part of the band's broader catalogue of theatrical pop and disco, the track reinforces their identity as a group of male impersonators performing upbeat, crowd-pleasing music. The 12-inch format specifically highlights the extended mix, offering a deeper dance-floor experience while maintaining the song's optimistic and adventurous spirit that defined their work during this era.