Home · Songs · blink‐182 · Dysentery Gary

Enema of the State

por blink‐182 · álbum Enema of the State

Dysentery Gary

Tonalidad D major Dificultad Intermedio 🇬🇧 Inglés
Dysentery Gary

blink‐182 — Dysentery Gary

Press play to sync the lyrics with the music

Key
D major
Capo
0
Text
Auto
◫ Cinema Mode Lyric Video
Intro 1
D G D G D A D
G A D G A
D
Verse 1
D
Got a lotta heart ache
G
He's a fuckin' weasel
His issues make my mind ache
D
Wanna make a deal
A D
'Cause I love your little motions
G
You do with your pigtails
What a nice creation
A G D
Worth another night in jail
Interlude 1
G A
Verse 2
D
He's a player, diarrhea giver
Tried to grow his hair out,
friends were listening to slayer
G
I'd like to find him friday night
A
Hanging out with mom,
trying on his father's tights
G D A
Life just sucks, I lost the one
D Bm
I'm giving up, she found someone
D G
There's plenty more
A Bm D
Girls are such a drag
Interlude 2
G A D G A
D
Verse 3
D
So all you little ladies
G
Be sure to choose the right guys
You'll come back to me maybe
D
I'll shower you with lies
Got a lotta heart ache
G
He's a fuckin' weasel
Decisions make my mind ache
D
Wanna make a deal
Interlude 3
G A
Verse 4
D
Ease away the problems and the pain
The girl chose the guy that makes
you wanna kick and scream
G
All along, you wish that she would stay
A
Fuck the guy that took and ran away
D
He's a player, diarrhea giver
Tried to grow his hair out, friends were
listening to slayer
G
I'd like to find him friday night
A
Hanging out with mom and trying
on his father's tights
G D
Life just sucks, I lost the one
A D Bm
I'm giving up, she found someone
D G
There's plenty more
A G
Girls are such a drag
Interlude 4
D G
A D G D
G A D G
Verse 5
G A
Fuck this place, I lost the war
D Bm
I hate you all, your mom's a whore
G
Where's my dog?
A
'Cause girls are such a drag
D
Blink-182 recorded "Dysentery Gary" in 1999, as part of their album Enema of the State. The song was written in San Diego, where the band spent a lot of time between tours. The idea came from a story of a friend, something they liked to do: taking stories from people they knew and turning them into songs. The lyrics talk about a guy named Gary, who is believed to have an intestinal illness, and is used as a metaphor for someone who spends a lot of time in the bathroom, as if running away from something. The song has a fast rhythm, a clear melody, and an energy that can be felt in every note. Mark Hoppus's voice is clear and direct, as if telling a story. The song became one of the group's most well-known tracks, and is often repeated at concerts. It is a song that is played live, that feels in the air, and that always has a touch of humor and a dose of truth.