This song represented the water element in Brian Wilson's master album Smile. It was actually adapted from his song "I Love to Say Da-da" and put onto a later ablum as a filler song. I always thought it sounded like one of those 'save the oceans' songs or an Oceanspray commercial.
The lines "when I'm thirsty and I reach for a glass, cool water is such a gas" were originally written by Mike Love for a Coca-Cola commercial. "Coca-Cola is such a gas..." The rest of the song dates back to the SMiLE era, though.
The lines "when I'm thirsty and I reach for a glass, cool water is such a gas" were originally written by Mike Love for a Coca-Cola commercial. "Coca-Cola is such a gas..." The rest of the song dates back to the SMiLE era, though.
This song represented the water element in Brian Wilson's master album Smile. It was actually adapted from his song "I Love to Say Da-da" and put onto a later ablum as a filler song. I always thought it sounded like one of those 'save the oceans' songs or an Oceanspray commercial.
The lines "when I'm thirsty and I reach for a glass, cool water is such a gas" were originally written by Mike Love for a Coca-Cola commercial. "Coca-Cola is such a gas..." The rest of the song dates back to the SMiLE era, though.
The lines "when I'm thirsty and I reach for a glass, cool water is such a gas" were originally written by Mike Love for a Coca-Cola commercial. "Coca-Cola is such a gas..." The rest of the song dates back to the SMiLE era, though.