I've Decided To Join The Airforce
Bee Gees · Other Songs - Bee Gees
I don't care what the neighbors may say
But I'm going to join the Air Force today
Mother, I don't care what my father might think
Perhaps it's going to drive him to drink
But I don't care what my father might think
Don't ask me why, it's my mind and it's right
Don't ask me why, it's my mind
It's better, it's better than being alone
Alone on the ground, now I find
Mother, I've got to join the Air Force, you see
I've seen my friends and they all agree
That's it's better than joining the Army or going to sea
Mother, I've got to join the Air Force, you see
I've seen my friends and they all agree
That's it's better then joining the Army or going to sea
Mother
Mother
Mother
I've Decided To Join The Airforce
I've Decided To Join The Airforce stands as a spirited song in the Bee Gees' early discography, capturing the group's signature harmonies during their formative years. Released before their global disco dominance, the track showcases the brothers' ability to blend pop sensibilities with a driving rhythm that defined much of their initial output. The recording reflects the energetic production style characteristic of the era, emphasizing tight vocal arrangements and an upbeat tempo. As part of their extensive catalogue, the song highlights the band's versatility and their capacity to craft memorable melodies that resonated with audiences worldwide. This work remains a testament to the group's enduring influence on pop music history, offering listeners a glimpse into the creative process that would later propel them to international stardom.