What Deaner Was Talkin' About
Ween · Chocolate & Cheese
The wash is out
It's hanging up
And all I have
Is nothing
Nothing to do
Nothing to say
I think I must be dreaming
The sun comes up and I'm all washed out
Is this what Deaner was talkin' about?
I don't think I will ever return, again my friend
If I was king
I'd wear a ring
And never hurt my people
I'd stay alert
And dress to kill
I might even slip you something
The sun comes up and I'm all washed out
Is this what Deaner was talkin' about?
I don't think I will ever return, again my friend
The sun comes up and I'm all washed out
Is this what Deaner was talkin' about?
I don't think I will ever return, again my friend
It's hanging up
And all I have
Is nothing
Nothing to do
Nothing to say
I think I must be dreaming
The sun comes up and I'm all washed out
Is this what Deaner was talkin' about?
I don't think I will ever return, again my friend
If I was king
I'd wear a ring
And never hurt my people
I'd stay alert
And dress to kill
I might even slip you something
The sun comes up and I'm all washed out
Is this what Deaner was talkin' about?
I don't think I will ever return, again my friend
The sun comes up and I'm all washed out
Is this what Deaner was talkin' about?
I don't think I will ever return, again my friend
What Deaner Was Talkin' About
From Ween's 1992 album Chocolate & Cheese, this track exemplifies the duo's signature blend of pop sensibilities and absurdist humor. Featuring the distinctive vocal interplay between Dean Ween and Jay Jay French, the song captures the band's ability to weave complex narratives into catchy melodies. As a staple of their discography, it showcases their unique approach to songwriting that balances whimsical storytelling with polished production. The recording stands as a defining moment in their early career, reflecting the post-punk revival era's influence while maintaining their distinct indie pop identity.