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K.K. Bossa, called K.K. Rhythm in 🎬 Gekijōban Doubutsu no Mori, is a slow, light jazz tune that is played by K.K. Slider in all the games in the Animal Crossing series to date. Goldie, Mallary, Robin, Peggy, Wendy, Cleo, and rather appropriately, Margie all have K.K. Bossa playing in their homes. It is notable for the fact that it is the only song to have been given words- in the Animal Crossing film it was performed by K.K. Slider at the fireworks festival. Requested by Margie, it quickly becomes her theme song, representing her friendship with the main character, Ai. Despite having words, it was sung in Animalese, with a translation running along the bottom of the screen. Here are the lyrics;

A wave, a splash, a ripple
''Ke Ke Ke
At the flow’s end, what shall be?
A present found on the seashore
That is when a door will open
Maybe it was the key
The door’s
other side
Lies excitement
Not just a faint breeze
In the same way
A switch of happiness
That way
You’ll have
Somehow have made it become
A wave, a splash, a ripple
Ke Ke Ke
At the flow’s end, what shall be?
A present found on the seashore
Is calling out to you
It seems to be.

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