“Do It Again” is one of The Wentzel Brothers Band signature original songs that that is track two on their southern rock cd called In The Shadow of The Mountain and is an all-in-all true blue southern rock song. Whenever people hear this song they distinctively know it is The Wentzel Brothers Band due to the overall sound. This song is not complicated in its meaning and has a straightforward message about having fun by swinging of a rope swing into a river.
Lyrics
“Do It Again”
Long piece if rope and a sycamore tree
Chooglin’ down the river with sunburnt knees
I've been waiting all spring
To hit the the water buzzin’ like a bumblebee
Swingin’ off a rope swing, going down deep
Standin’ on a tree trunk with bare feet
One pops out, another jumps in
You climb back up and you do it again
Flat-bottom boat painted camo green
Forty horse jet drive, lean and mean
Step on the gas and get downstream
People down here are few and far between
Swingin’ off a rope swing, going down deep
Standin’ on a tree trunk with bare feet
One pops out, another jumps in
You climb back up and you do it again
Set up camp and sit by the fire
We’ll sing and play to our heart's desire
When the morning comes ‘bout half past five
Get up, get packed, and be at work by nine
Swingin’ off a rope swing, going down deep
Standin’ on a tree trunk with bare feet
One pops out, another jumps in
You climb back up and you do it again.