This song is the stoner’s version of Row Your Boat, a classical children’s song. Tré’s latest musical fusion was not actually created by him, but his rendition is quite amusing.Īs stated before, Tré likes nursery rhymes. This is probably one of Tré's cleaner songs and in the lyric book it was written on a postcard addressed to the one and only, St. This song, being pretty autobiographical, talks about his kid in New York ( Ramona) and his kid in The Bay ( Frankito), and other aspects of his life. All members contributed to this song, and Tré was no exception. On American Idiot Tré Cool is responsible for Rock 'n’ Roll Girlfriend, a section of the song Homecoming. Basically, it talks about 2 boys in a bathroom stall at "Joe's Original Restaurant", which is an actual restaurant in the California Bay Area. I'm not exactly sure how this song originated, but they're a few sites on the Internet where you can download it. wrote this song for everybody's moms." This song's title, Food Around the Corner, is also the lyrics to the song, completed with some yodeling.Īnother one of Tré's masterpieces is Boys in the Bathroom Stall. Tré enjoys writing about people's mothers evidently, yet another one of his odd traits we all love so much. This song is dedicated to Ollie Armstrong, and talks about her amazing acrobatic and other abilities, and Tré professes his desire to marry her. Performed in 1993, Billie Joe's Mom takes dirty to a whole new level. This song can be found on the unmastered version of Shenanigans.Īlong with writing about Billie Joe, Tré enjoys writing about his mother as well. ![]() is a catchy little song that showcases all the fun things you can accomplish while driving drunk: running over elderly people, vomiting out the windows, and my personal favorite, doing tequila slammers on the dashboard. In 2003 Billie Joe earned himself a DUI, and inspiration struck Tré in a rather comical way. Then again, he did record it at a party where he was stoned out of his mind and had drunk to much, so it could just be the product of his drunken state. It's almost like a short story, explaining the journey of a person venturing to someone’s house, and then into their room to find themselves all alone, showing how deep the thoughts racing through Tré’s mind are. All by Myself is an ode to the fun, yet somewhat disgusting, things you can do when you’re all alone. If you wait until about the 4-minute mark, you will get a little surprise. All by Myself is a hidden track after the song F.O.D. Green Day may have had a much larger fan base on the jump from Kerplunk to Dookie, but Tré still had his knack for writing hysterical songs. This song has the twangy guitar and is probably the most explicit country song ever written. Tré also performed this song on DC101 radio along with Dominated Love Slave. Exactly what inspired Tré to write this song is unknown, but I think the details are better left unexplained. Lyrics like “suck my dick until your lips fall off” or “put my nuts in your mouth just like you was a squirrel” make the song's meaning fairly self-explanatory. Is it humanly possible to not love this song?Īnother one of Tré’s melodic melodies, completed with all his kinkiness, is Like a Rat Does Cheese. I want you to slap me and call me naughty, ![]() The mock-country vibe only adds to the amusing theme of the song, complete with plenty of background yells and sounds. This song raves about the wonderful uses of whips and chains, and the desire (most likely Tré’s…) to be taken advantage of. This little ditty can be found on Kerplunk, and he has also played it live on DC101 Radio. One of the first songs Tré exposed us to was Dominated Love Slave. ![]() Cool can be quoted as saying “I like Fisher Price music, nursery rhymes, and the Alphabet song”, but I wouldn’t recommend playing any of his creations in the presence of small children, we wouldn’t want to mentally damage them. Tré Cool is a lyrical mastermind with a style of his own.
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