Wicked Wonderland

Martin Tungevaag · Wicked Wonderland

I've been thinking 'bout wrong
I've been thinking 'bout right
I just wanna thrive, I don't wanna fight
I don't wanna fight
Can you see the flickering lights, baby?
Put your glass up in the air with me
Hollar hollar, let them hear us, loudly
Our top is off, let's show them off proudly
Wicked wicked Wonderland
It's like crossing the Rio Grande
You gotta have the cash in store
To reappear on our front door
Wicked wicked Wonderland
It's like crossing the Rio Grande
You gotta have the cash in store
To reappear on our front door
Is this a fairytale?
I see a hacienda
No hablo English, but you're on my agenda
Where all my friends are?
Wicked wicked Wonderland
It's like crossing the Rio Grande
You gotta have the cash in store
To reappear on our front door
Wicked wicked Wonderland
It's like crossing the Rio Grande
You gotta have the cash in store
To reappear on our front door
Can you see the flickering lights, baby
Put your glass up in the air with me
Hollar hollar, let them hear us, loudly
Our top is off, let's show them off proudly
Wicked wicked Wonderland
It's like crossing the Rio Grande
You gotta have the cash in store
To reappear on our front door
Wicked wicked Wonderland
It's like crossing the Rio Grande
You gotta have the cash in store
To reappear on our front door
Wicked wicked Wonderland
Wicked wicked Wonderland
Wicked wicked
Wicked wicked
Wicked wicked Wonderland
Wicked wicked Wonderland
It's like crossing the Rio Grande
You gotta have the cash in store
To reappear on our front door
Wicked wicked Wonderland
It's like crossing the Rio Grande
You gotta have the cash in store
To reappear on our front door

About Wicked Wonderland

"Wicked Wonderland" presents Martin Tungevaag through a specific song idea rather than a full career summary. The safest way to approach the recording is to focus on what the title and credited performance suggest: a compact musical statement shaped by voice, groove, arrangement, and tone. If the listed version includes extra mix or soundtrack wording, the core song still depends on how its hook and mood carry across that context. For listeners exploring Martin Tungevaag, "Wicked Wonderland" can be understood as a standalone track that adds another color to the artist's recorded work without needing exaggerated claims.