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song: dramamine
artist: modest mouse
album: this is a long drive for someone with nothing to think about
tabbed by: robert wagner (rwagne2@lsu.edu)
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Kevin Wanna Be |
#1 by Kevin White at Oct 31, 1984 at 3:24 PM EST |
| Even without the lyrics it's still an amazing instrumental. Beautiful, quiet, pensive. | |
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Kevin Average |
#2 by Kevin Barry at Jan 13, 1993 at 4:27 AM EST |
| well, dramamine is used in dimenhydrinate, which is a crystalline antihistaminic compound (C24H28ClN5O3) used especially to prevent nausea. i think he's talking about a girl and how she makes him sick or he's sick because the relationship isn't working out, so he's "travelling, swallowing dramamine". that's just my two cents. :) | |
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Dylan Average |
#3 by Dylan Enis at Dec 20, 1993 at 9:42 PM EST |
| Everytime I hear this song I get psuedo-flashbacks to Dramamine trips (NEVER TRY IT), it seems to me that the song is comparing a Dramamine trip (NEVER EVER TRY IT) to a relationship. A lot of the lyrics he uses in the song describes a Dramamine trip well: "Feeling spaced breathing out listerine I'd said what I'd said that I'd tell ya" "I've said what I'd said and you know what I mean But I still can't focus on anything" Those lyrics describe perfectly what a Dramamine trip is like, you can't focus, you get paranoid, and you have your own alternate reality and get pissed at people for not understanding it. I think the song is relating this experience in some ways to a relationship--a lack of understanding, an inability to focus, being pissed for someone not understanding. Final thoughts: Never ever, ever take Dramamine for the purpose of getting high, it really, really fucks with your head and makes you dumb. | |
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Lachlan Wanna Be |
#4 by Lachlan Magee at Sep 19, 1995 at 7:32 AM EST |
| yeah I think it's like...everything keeps getting worse and worse and its all moving so incredibly fast.... | |
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Matt Wanna Be |
#5 by Matt at Apr 14, 1997 at 12:07 AM EST |
| This song is more about what the first two posters said, its about the different up and down motions of a relationship. (hence needing the anti motion sickness drug dramamine) | |
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Stoner Average |
#6 by Stoner Punk at Feb 4, 2002 at 5:30 AM EST |
| the intro is absolutely mesmerizing. | |
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Aleksandar Average |
#7 by Aleksandar Radošević at Apr 15, 2002 at 9:10 PM EST |
| when i saw mm, someone yelled for them to play dramamine and isaac brock said something about old people....wooooy | |