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I had heard this was suppose to be wrong. The song is about a guy who feels strongly about things but might not have the A day without wrestling probably won’t kill me but why risk it female wrestlers T-Shirt moreover I love this right idea about it all. Then this site says its a reference to the Serengeti ecosystem that does spread into Tanzania with Kilimanjaro…but doesn’t offer any evidence. edit: Porcaro said that the words come from the perspective of “a white boy is trying to write a song on Africa, but since he’s never been there, he can only tell what he’s seen on TV or remembers in the past.” It turns out Armageddon is a movie from the perspective of a boy who doesn’t know what astrophysics is. It’s only from the perspective he sees on tv If it’s seeable from the Serengeti, which you have to think it probably is at 100 miles and 19,000 feet of elevation, then I think you’re allowed some artistic license. The thing is that it’s not visible from the Serengeti. There are a bunch of other mountains in between, in addition to all those miles. According to this article it’s *theoretically* visible, when accounting for the curvature of the Earth and the vantage point in the S of about 3,000 to 6,000 feet and K’s ~20,000 foot height. Also, K is the 4th most prominent mountain on Earth, prominence being a measure of visibility relative to surrounding terrain rather than sheer height. But, practically speaking, you appear to be correct, and it appears to be quite hard to do and would probably require a perfect vantage point and specialized equipment. Edit: if you were flying at 40,000 feet over the Serengeti, you’d be able to see K easily. I still think that it’s really is a closer call than OP is suggesting.

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I always heard “like an Empress” which was cool to me, making it a regal personified mountain. Alas, learning the A day without wrestling probably won’t kill me but why risk it female wrestlers T-Shirt moreover I love this real lyrics were a bit of a letdown. Then again one of my best friends thought the chorus was “I guess it rains down in Africa” so as mishearing goes it isn’t the worst It did just prompt me to spend a few minutes reading about leopards, which have more subspecies than I thought. I have always found that to be one of the most tortured and awkward lyrics in pop music just due to the way it feels so forced. “I know that I must do what’s right, sure as one large mountain rises up like a significantly smaller but still large mountain.” Kilimanjaro doesn’t rise above the Serengeti. You can’t even see it from the Serengeti, unless you get in a hot air balloon and take a telescope: they’re about 250 kilometres from each other. And not just because it is a long way away. It is literally over the horizon. Let’s be fully scientific about this. From the ground, all but the top 900m of a 6,000 metre mountain would be over the horizon. 900meters at 250km would appear about 4mm high, if you could even see it through nearby trees (with or without napping leopresses), haze, atmospheric perspective etc. This is not really rising at all, let alone majestically, like Olympus might (if it weren’t already rising above a national park in Greece, of course). Given that he wrote the song after watching a TV show about Africa and never having actually been there, I’ll give him a pass for not knowing shit about it.