Barbados
Models
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All I see - is washed away I am the voice - left from drinking I celebrate - my love for you Into the calm - saying I believe That all the bitterness will last for hours Maybe - I would blind the girl Who is drowning - in the silence She turns the grey - into a cold stare Into a storm I have to be Wake up to anger and mixed emotions In the sun - I will come - to see Barbados In the sun - I will come - to see Barba-a-a-dos In the sun - I will come - to see Barbados In the sun - I will come - to see Barba-a-a-dos All I see - is washed away Ooh, I am the voice - left from drinking I celebrate - mmm, my love for you Into the calm - saying I believe That all the bitterness will last for hours In the sun - I will come - to see Barbados In the sun - I will come - to see Barba-a-a-dos Woh-oh, to see Barbados In the sun - I will come - to see Barba-a-a-dos To see Barbados In the sun - I will come - to see Barba-a-a-dos To see Barbados In the sun - I will come
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Written by: ANDREW PETER DUFFIELD, JAMES RANDALL FREUD
Lyrics © Universal Music Publishing Group
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12 facts about this song
Band BackgroundThe song "Barbados" was performed by the popular Australian band Models. They were active from 1978 to 1988, and again from 2000 to present day.
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Chart StatusThe song reached #2 in the Australian Kent Music Report Singles Chart in 1985. It was one of the highest-charting songs by Models.
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Album Information"Barbados" is from Models' fourth album titled "Out of Mind, Out of Sight." The album was the most successful one by the band, coinciding with their peak of popularity.
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Song Genre"Barbados" is a new wave, pop-rock song, reflecting the 80s music trend of synthesizers and upbeat rhythms.
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Controversial ThemeThe song lyrics reportedly discuss tragic experiences with alcoholism and was structured around the theme of an alcohol-induced fantasized escape.
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InspirationThe band's bass guitarist, James Freud, wrote the song about his partner's suicidal death. The song can thus be seen as a personal outlet to cope with his grief.
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Named After a PlaceThe song was reportedly named "Barbados" following a game of darts where band members were aiming to hit a particular country and ended up hitting Barbados on a map.
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Musical CompositionThe song has a reggae-like rhythm unlike the typically punk style of Models, showing the band's versatile music sense.
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Iconic Line"Barbados" is known for its memorable line, "I'm going to Barbados,” which is often association with the song.
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LegacyDespite the Models band breaking up in 1988, "Barbados" continues to be one of the most notable works of the band and remains popular in Australian music.
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AwardsThe success of the song contributed to Models being inducted into the ARIA Hall of Fame in 2010.
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Freud's RelevanceJames Freud who wrote the song, later had his own struggles with alcoholism and took his own life in 2010, somewhat reflecting the biographical undertones of “Barbados.”
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