Hey Ho wish you well

Slade · The Slade Collection Vol. 2 1979-1987 [2004]

Hey Ho wish you well

Hey Ho wish you well



Chorus

Hey Ho wish you well

Everybody wanna yell

High fly touch the sky

Over the moon

Here there everywhere

Any grumble going spare

High fly touch the sky

Over the moon

Over the moon



Mad Dogs & Englishmen

Going out in the midday sun

Come on and join the fun

Do you know what I mean

Are you a ladies man

Gypsies kiss in a caravan

Drinking the black & tan

Do you know what I mean



Chorus

Hey Ho wish you well

Everybody wanna yell

High fly touch the sky

Over the moon

Here there everywhere

Any grumble going spare

High fly touch the sky

Over the moon

Over the moon



Turn on your dictaphone

Take your secretary home

Break down in a parking zone

Do you know what I mean

Riff raff I need a bath

Try and look good on a photograph

I'm on a crazy path

Do you know what I mean



Chorus

Hey Ho wish you well

Everybody wanna yell

High fly touch the sky

Over the moon

Here there everywhere

Any grumble going spare

High fly touch the sky

Over the moon

Over the moon



Break



Mad Dogs & Englishmen

Going out in the midday sun

Too hot to jump the gun

Do you know what I mean

Are you a ladies man

Gypsies kiss in a caravan

Drinking the black & tan

Do you know what I mean



Chorus

Hey Ho wish you well

Everybody wanna yell

High fly touch the sky

Over the moon

Here there everywhere

Any grumble going spare

High fly nice & high

Over the moon



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Hey Ho wish you well

Hey Ho wish you well stands as a testament to Slade's enduring ability to craft catchy, energetic rock anthems. Emerging from the band's later period, the track captures the signature sound that defined their career, blending hard-hitting rhythms with melodic hooks. While the group is often celebrated for their massive 1970s hits, this recording demonstrates their continued relevance and vocal power during the late 1970s and 1980s. The song reflects the band's commitment to high-energy performance and accessible songwriting, maintaining the spirit that made them a staple of British rock. It serves as a reminder of Slade's extensive catalogue, showcasing their capacity to deliver memorable tunes that resonate with fans across different eras of their long-standing musical journey.