Kamala's Too Nice

Screeching Weasel · Kill The Musicians [1995]

She took me into her lovely home

Called her best friend Kaci on the phone read Art of Loving by Erich Fromme

She made enchiladas for me man

I won't take advantage of her and

I won't even ask her to book my band

Kamala's too nice I'm such a dick

Kamala's too nice and I'm a pig

Kamala's too nice she makes me sick

I sit in her apartment acting rude

Eat mashed potatoes in the nude

She don't care cause she's totally way rad dude

I keep her television on all night

And then I start up a fight

And tell her she's wrong cause I'm always right

Kamala's Too Nice

Kamala's Too Nice stands as a quintessential example of Screeching Weasel's energetic punk rock style. Released on the 1995 album Kill The Musicians, the track captures the band's signature blend of melodic hooks and rapid-fire delivery. Ben Weasel's songwriting often explores themes of social awkwardness and youthful observation, hallmarks that define much of the group's extensive discography. This recording reflects the polished yet raw sound that characterized their mid-nineties output, contributing to their enduring legacy within the punk genre. The song remains a notable song in their catalogue, showcasing the tight instrumentation and catchy composition that fans have long appreciated. It serves as a reminder of the band's ability to craft memorable, concise musical statements that resonate across decades of punk history.