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Jibba
03:25
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Could it be
Just for fun
He chases those on the run
He’s the untouchable one
With his cape and his gun
Those in need
Call him up
The unconventional stud
And what he’s up to
Is something he will soon decide
Could it be, just for fun
Jibba is a fighter unknown
Did I ever mention he’s my hero
To the beat of this song
Jibba chases those on the run
He’s playing hide and seek
As soon as we don’t look he’s gone
It took a while
To discover what it means
To change a life
To take on a crime
He took the time
To go flying overseas
His wings spread out
Hovering high
Did you hear about the time
Jibba stopped a train going wild
Everybody in it shouted
Oh my
To this day, it ain’t a lie
He changed hundreds of lives
He turned fire into rain
And water into wine
It took a while
To discover what it means
To change a life
To take on a crime
He took the time
To go flying overseas
His wings spread out
Hovering high
Could he be
In all of us
Emerging real fast
And taking us back home?
Is he here
In all of us?
Be aware that if he can make it happen
We’ll make it happen if we try
It took a while
To discover what it means
To change a life
To take on a crime
He took the time
To go flying overseas
His wings spread out
Hovering high
Give it a try
To go flying overseas
Wings spread out
Hovering high
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The Great Vine Brussels, Belgium
Four seasons, four songs. Calling themselves The Great Vine, Isbells’ Gaëtan Vandewoude and Marble Sounds’ Pieter Van Dessel plan to release a new song every three months.
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