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Dungarees make me feel fine

posted by jamie | 08.21.08 | permalink |

This is a very short songstory from about 10 years ago.  Back then, when Matt was in college and still living in his parents’ basement, that was the hangout spot for everyone.  We’d watch TV, movies, play games, whatever.  We didn’t have no internet, but man I never will forget this songspeak.

We used to hang out quite often with Adam D., before his Killswitch Engage days.  Adam was always good for an obscure songspeak.  One night as we were getting ready to leave Matt’s house, I was talking to Adam about jeans, and for some reason, I called them dungarees.  Adam then sang, “Dungarees, make me feel fine” to the tune of Summer Breeze by Seals & Crofts.  It caught me off guard, and I lol’ed quite heartily.

Sometimes I miss those days in Matt’s old house. Matty Movie Madness nights were a grand tradition. Oh, the days of yore.

Tags: 70s music, adam d., adam dutkiewicz, basement hangout, blue jeans, bluejeans, days of yore, dungarees, jeans, killswitch engage, matty movie madness, seals & crofts, seals and crofts, summer breeze, summer breeze makes me feel fine, yore

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