The Classical Pavement
"The Classical" by Pavement, released in 1996, is an alternative rock (#Rock) song that explores themes of disillusionment and the absurdity of modern life. Its lyrics convey a sense of irony and introspection, while the unique blend of lo-fi production and catchy melodies showcases the band's distinctive sound. The song has influenced indie rock culture, highlighting the genre's playful yet critical approach to societal norms.
Chief Custer, he died with shit in his pants
Chief Joseph, he lives on my ranch
I never felt better in my life
I never felt better in my life
I never felt better in my life
Hey sir, hey sir
Where do you sleep at night
In the cornfield, by the meadow
In the dark part of my mind
I never felt better in my life
I never felt better in my life
I never felt better in my life
Chief Joseph, he lives on my ranch
I never felt better in my life
I never felt better in my life
I never felt better in my life
Hey sir, hey sir
Where do you sleep at night
In the cornfield, by the meadow
In the dark part of my mind
I never felt better in my life
I never felt better in my life
I never felt better in my life
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