Supersonic Rocket Ship

The Kinks · Waterloo Sunset - The Best Of [2012]

Let me take you on a little trip,

My supersonic ship's

At your disposal if you feel so inclined - well alright

We're gonna travel faster than light,

Do up your overcoat tight

And you'll go anywhere you want to decide - well alright



Too many people

side by side

Got no place to hide



On my supersonic rocket ship,

Nobody has to be hip

Nobody needs to be out og sight - out of site

Nobody's gonna travel second class,

There'll be equality

And no suppression of minorities



We'll take this planet

shake it round

And turn it upside down



On my supersonic rocket ship



It aint no magic

Aint no lie



Up and down,

round and round



On my supersonic rocket ship



Let me take you on a little trip,

My supersonic ship's

At your disposal if you feel so inclined - well alright

Nobody's gonna travel second class,

There'll be equality

And no suppression of minorities - well alright



Let me take you on a little trip



On my supersonic rocket ship

Supersonic Rocket Ship

Released in 1966, 'Supersonic Rocket Ship' stands as a defining track in The Kinks' catalog, showcasing Ray Davies' mastery of satirical pop. The song critiques the superficiality of celebrity culture and the frantic pace of modern life, utilizing a driving rhythm and Davies' distinctive vocal delivery to underscore its message. Featured on the compilation 'Waterloo Sunset - The Best Of [2012]', the recording captures the band's peak influence during the mid-60s, blending humor with social commentary. It remains a staple of British Invasion music, illustrating how The Kinks used their platform to observe and question the changing social landscape of their era.