Musical Chairs The Dead Milkmen
"Musical Chairs" by The Dead Milkmen, released in 1993, is a #Punk rock song that humorously explores themes of social competition and the absurdity of conformity. The lyrics depict a chaotic game of musical chairs, symbolizing the struggles of fitting in. Its catchy riffs and satirical tone highlight the band's unique blend of humor and punk ethos. The song reflects the band's cultural commentary on societal norms.
[Verse 1]
You better take a seat
Or else you will be beat
You can’t rely on friends
After the music ends
Eliminate the weak
You’re on a winning streak
You must not delay
If you want to play
[Chorus]
Musical chairs
Where will you be when the music stops?
Musical chairs
What will you do when the needle drops?
[Verse 2]
You must be quick to act
Nobody’s got your back
If you can’t sit down
You’ll have to leave this town
And you mustn’t share
It’s just a single chair
It’s not a bench or pew
A seat for one, not two
You better take a seat
Or else you will be beat
You can’t rely on friends
After the music ends
Eliminate the weak
You’re on a winning streak
You must not delay
If you want to play
[Chorus]
Musical chairs
Where will you be when the music stops?
Musical chairs
What will you do when the needle drops?
[Verse 2]
You must be quick to act
Nobody’s got your back
If you can’t sit down
You’ll have to leave this town
And you mustn’t share
It’s just a single chair
It’s not a bench or pew
A seat for one, not two
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