Chocolate Town
Ween · Quebec [2003]
Couldn't hear the waste that I was makin'
Tired of the life I was facin'
Couldn't tell one from another
Couldn't hide a secret from my mother
Any other mother wouldn't bother
Makin' time breakin' ground
Sail brown bay to chocolate town
Got me on the porch I'm in the front row
Says "shit's for real man" like I don't know
Get your punk ass back to the dog show...
Makin' time breakin' ground
Sail brown bay to chocolate town
A new breath I feel the grip releasin'
Scraping my guts off of the ceiling
I've got that sunny bunny feeling
Makin' time breakin' ground
Sail brown bay to chocolate town
Makin' time breakin' ground
Greyhound bus to chocolate town...
Chocolate Town
Chocolate Town stands as a distinctive song in Ween's eclectic discography, appearing on the 2003 album Quebec. The track exemplifies the duo's signature ability to blend absurdity with genuine musical craftsmanship, shifting seamlessly between genres to create a unique sonic landscape. Known for their experimental approach, Ween often explore unconventional themes and sounds, making this recording a prime example of their artistic range. The song reflects the band's willingness to embrace the bizarre, offering listeners a moment of whimsical reflection within a broader catalogue defined by its unpredictability. As part of their mid-2000s output, it captures a specific era where the group continued to refine their identity through diverse stylistic choices and imaginative songwriting.