She Fucks Me

she fucked him

one of the most sincere, and honest love longs ever written.

I think this is about one of the Ween boys losing there virginity, sounds like it to me.

I love how the back track of "pork roll egg and cheese on a kaiser bun" is entirely disconnected to the rest of the song. It's just there. Without it this song would be inexcusable and unfunnny. But lo, "pork roll egg and cheese, on a kaiser bun" goes on!

actually this is a very deep song, not funny at all really, if you watch ween live in Chicago you will notice how hard it is for Dean, he almost is brought to tears a couple of times, anyways I think it shows how serious Dean truly is underneath it all and how he tries to cover it up, it kind of makes me think that Deaner had a lot of girl troubles when he was younger.

Dude, dean was almost laughing on the DVD! At one point, you can actually hear him giggle.

they wrote this song so you would have an easier time telling your brother... 'dude, she fucks ME!' on a kaiser bun!

no he's practically crying on the album most of their music is about ween troubles they are really emotional and gener starts crying when he's asked about why they'll never break up they are definintely really serious besides being amused is an emotion. I know they are for a fact serious about most everything but they're people and therefore have a distinct sense of humor

I reckon this is a really heartfelt song for Deaner. This girl fucked him, plain and simple. Sure she fucked him physically and that was all goodat the time, keeping him warm when he was cold and all, but in the end she fucked him over. We don't know how, or why, but the emotion in Deaner's almost-crying vocals shows that whatever happened hurt him bad. Ween have a lot of beautiful songs, but this one is just fuelled by raw emotion and pain. Fuckin' loverley!

(continued) I also think the whole Pork Roll Egg and Cheese theme is for comfort. Gener repeats the line in the background with the same tone, as Deaner seems to get more emotional with the progressing vocals. They use the whole PRE&C thing throughout the whole album, I think to ground themselves in reality (after all, they were supposedly high on Scotchguard the whole time [even though they weren't]).