Flutes Of Chi
Ween · Other Songs - Ween
Everything that you are,
that you'd like to be
Will come in three, my friend
Times thine inequity
The flutes of the chi
Will sound again, my friend
Wrap yourself up in gold,
The fruits of the old,
Are ripe to be told, my friend
For, it's not what you are,
How you've come to be
All this will will end and begin again
(solos)
Everything that you are,
that you'd like to be
Will come in three, my friend
Times thine inequity,
The flutes of the chi
Will sound again, my friend
that you'd like to be
Will come in three, my friend
Times thine inequity
The flutes of the chi
Will sound again, my friend
Wrap yourself up in gold,
The fruits of the old,
Are ripe to be told, my friend
For, it's not what you are,
How you've come to be
All this will will end and begin again
(solos)
Everything that you are,
that you'd like to be
Will come in three, my friend
Times thine inequity,
The flutes of the chi
Will sound again, my friend
Flutes Of Chi
Ween's 'Flutes Of Chi' stands as a quintessential example of their psychedelic pop and alternative rock style, characterized by intricate guitar work and whimsical storytelling. The track exemplifies the duo's signature approach, blending humor with musical complexity to create an immersive listening experience. As part of their broader discography, the song reflects the band's ability to craft memorable melodies that resonate with fans of the genre. Its enduring appeal lies in its unique sonic texture and the playful narrative that defines Ween's artistic identity.