The Dubrovniks

Saigon Rose

1991 · Mushroom D11031 · Sydney, Australia

Artist
The Dubrovniks
Title
Saigon Rose
Release
Saigon Rose
Year
1991
Label
Mushroom # D11031
Format
7" · Single
Language
English
Country
Sydney, Australia
Genre
Rock · Power Pop
Primary theme
Post-War

Annotation — Australian & New Zealand Songs

Power Pop group formed in 1988 in Sydney, NSW, Australia. The line-up consisted of Boris Sujdovic (bass, guitar, vocals), Peter Simpson (guitar, piano, vocals), Roddy Ray'da (guitar, bass), Chistopher Flynn (guitar, vocals), James Baker (drums, percussion), and Glen Armstrong (guitar, backing vocals). They released the song "Saigon Rose" (Mushroom Records # D11031), which appeared on the 1992 album Chrome, about a Vietnam soldier who had an affair with a Vietnamese woman: "can't remember her name, he can't forget those eyes".

Annotation by Justin A. Brummer

Lyrics

English: You've never see her again / You've never seen her before / She was a sweet little... / She moved so fast, she took him by surprise / He can't remember her name, he can't forget those eyes / She might have been a one night stand... / Oh yeah, can't forget that night / She somebody, nobody knows / She's a Saigon rose / She likes take him on, she liked to take it slow...

Notes

Also on the 1992 album Chrome.

About the artist

The Dubrovniks - power pop group formed 1988 in Sydney, NSW: Boris Sujdovic, Peter Simpson, Roddy Ray'da, Christopher Flynn, James Baker and Glen Armstrong.

Themes

Saigon · Vietnamese Girls · Soldier's Perspective

In collections

Australian & New Zealand Songs