Dave Matthews Band — Crash Into Me (live acoustic version)
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You've got your ball
You've got your chain
Tied to me tight tie me up again
Who's got their claws
In you my friend
Into your heart I'll beat again
Sweet like candy to my soul
Sweet you rock
And sweet you roll
Lost for you I'm so lost for you
You come crash into me
And I come into you,
I come into you
In a boy's dream
In a boy's dream
Touch your lips just so I know
In your eyes, love, it glows so
I'm bare-boned and crazy for you
When you come crash
Into me, baby
And I come into you
In a boys dream
In a boys dream
If I've gone overboard
Then I'm begging you
To forgive me
In my haste
When I'm holding you so girl
Close to me
Oh and you come crash
Into me, baby
And I come into you
Hike up your skirt a little more
And show the world to me
Hike up your skirt a little more
And show your world to me
In a boy's dream
In a boy's dream
Oh I watch you there
Through the window
And I stare at you
You wear nothing but you
Wear it so well
Tied up and twisted,
The way I'd like to be
For you, for me, come crash
Into me,
Crash into me
Crash into me
Crash into me
Crash into me
I'm the king of the castle
You're the dirty rascal
Crash into me
Oh see you crash into me baby,
'Cause I am swimming in your seas
And in your ocean
And I feel your waves come and crash into me
Oh, yes, I see the waves come and crash into me
Oh, yes, I feel the waves come and crash into me
You've got your chain
Tied to me tight tie me up again
Who's got their claws
In you my friend
Into your heart I'll beat again
Sweet like candy to my soul
Sweet you rock
And sweet you roll
Lost for you I'm so lost for you
You come crash into me
And I come into you,
I come into you
In a boy's dream
In a boy's dream
Touch your lips just so I know
In your eyes, love, it glows so
I'm bare-boned and crazy for you
When you come crash
Into me, baby
And I come into you
In a boys dream
In a boys dream
If I've gone overboard
Then I'm begging you
To forgive me
In my haste
When I'm holding you so girl
Close to me
Oh and you come crash
Into me, baby
And I come into you
Hike up your skirt a little more
And show the world to me
Hike up your skirt a little more
And show your world to me
In a boy's dream
In a boy's dream
Oh I watch you there
Through the window
And I stare at you
You wear nothing but you
Wear it so well
Tied up and twisted,
The way I'd like to be
For you, for me, come crash
Into me,
Crash into me
Crash into me
Crash into me
Crash into me
I'm the king of the castle
You're the dirty rascal
Crash into me
Oh see you crash into me baby,
'Cause I am swimming in your seas
And in your ocean
And I feel your waves come and crash into me
Oh, yes, I see the waves come and crash into me
Oh, yes, I feel the waves come and crash into me
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Alanna wrote:
Dear William,
Please STOP playing DMB.
Sincerely,
Your daughter
islander wrote:
Agreed! It was a great time in my life as well. Every word you wrote could apply to me as well! Cheers. Eat drink and be merry...
Damn, there is a lot of hate here.
I'm loving it. Not only for the song but for the era it evokes So sorry all you guys had such a sucky time in the 90's. For me it was an era of less responsibilities, growing independence, exploration, good friends, great adventures, new loves and so much more. Great song and great memories.
Agreed! It was a great time in my life as well. Every word you wrote could apply to me as well! Cheers. Eat drink and be merry...
The album version is superior as is the entire disc. This is not
Dear William,
Please STOP playing DMB.
Sincerely,
Your daughter
Please STOP playing DMB.
Sincerely,
Your daughter
What a terrific version!
Despite the RP musical elite saying I'm not allowed to like this song, I unapologetically love it. Gave it an "8", like the majority here have.
darinc38122449 wrote:
I hate this song. That is all.
I hate this song. That is all.
islander wrote:
They only come out in force for certain artists. Unfortunately, the great Dave Matthews is one of them. On the bright side, every artist the blind haters h8 is fabulously successful with a large and appreciative fan base. I like to think that their continued success is a nice poke in the eye and am always glad to hear them (e.g. Dave, U2, Natalie Merchant, David Byrne, et. al.) on RP.
Damn, there is a lot of hate here.
I'm loving it. Not only for the song but for the era it evokes So sorry all you guys had such a sucky time in the 90's. For me it was an era of less responsibilities, growing independence, exploration, good friends, great adventures, new loves and so much more. Great song and great memories.
I'm loving it. Not only for the song but for the era it evokes So sorry all you guys had such a sucky time in the 90's. For me it was an era of less responsibilities, growing independence, exploration, good friends, great adventures, new loves and so much more. Great song and great memories.
They only come out in force for certain artists. Unfortunately, the great Dave Matthews is one of them. On the bright side, every artist the blind haters h8 is fabulously successful with a large and appreciative fan base. I like to think that their continued success is a nice poke in the eye and am always glad to hear them (e.g. Dave, U2, Natalie Merchant, David Byrne, et. al.) on RP.
Damn, there is a lot of hate here.
I'm loving it. Not only for the song but for the era it evokes So sorry all you guys had such a sucky time in the 90's. For me it was an era of less responsibilities, growing independence, exploration, good friends, great adventures, new loves and so much more. Great song and great memories.
I'm loving it. Not only for the song but for the era it evokes So sorry all you guys had such a sucky time in the 90's. For me it was an era of less responsibilities, growing independence, exploration, good friends, great adventures, new loves and so much more. Great song and great memories.
Damn...this is horrible. 
A One because don't allow the zero.
A One because don't allow the zero.
wrangler wrote:
you read my mind
No, no, no. Please never again. Begging.
you read my mind
hate this. just NO
Hannio wrote:
What, this ISN'T Jack Black? Pfft!
Again, I have to ask, if Jack Black had done a parody of this, would you be able to tell the difference?
What, this ISN'T Jack Black? Pfft!
No Dave Matthews, RP!!!
Again, I have to ask, if Jack Black had done a parody of this, would you be able to tell the difference?
h8rhater wrote:Amen.
one of my all time favorite DMB songs.
Shrug.
Lovin it!
beauty
No, no, no. Please never again. Begging.
jim1964 wrote:
Yes, very nice indeed!
This song completely works for me.
Yes, very nice indeed!
I love this song...I think my fave of Dave Matthews, and Grave Digger also.
toterola wrote:
I save room in my library for Neil Young and Bob Dylan, but am entirely unwilling to welcome either Sting or his buddy Dave Matthews.
Magna atque magnifica Oz locutus.
Yeah, Dave Matthews sucks. So bad that Neil Young, Bob Dylan, Sting, and everyone who is anyone in rock and roll wants a chance to play with him.
Everyone is entitled to their opinions. But this guy is an excellent artist and a damned decent guy. Enjoy the nice music, and quit trying to be hipper than the rest of us.
Res ipsa loquitur.
Everyone is entitled to their opinions. But this guy is an excellent artist and a damned decent guy. Enjoy the nice music, and quit trying to be hipper than the rest of us.
Res ipsa loquitur.
I save room in my library for Neil Young and Bob Dylan, but am entirely unwilling to welcome either Sting or his buddy Dave Matthews.
Magna atque magnifica Oz locutus.
The only artist I ever consider reaching for the PSD button 
Personal Declaration That Dave Mathews is forbidden on this station
wanker
toterola wrote:
... and quit trying to be hipper than the rest of us...
So we don't like Dave because we are trying to be hip?
This song completely works for me.
Shame I can't find a way to buy this version. :-(
I really like this Nasty song.
toterola wrote:
Amen.
Yeah, Dave Matthews sucks. So bad that Neil Young, Bob Dylan, Sting, and everyone who is anyone in rock and roll wants a chance to play with him.
Everyone is entitled to their opinions. But this guy is an excellent artist and a damned decent guy. Enjoy the nice music, and quit trying to be hipper than the rest of us.
Res ipsa loquitur.
Everyone is entitled to their opinions. But this guy is an excellent artist and a damned decent guy. Enjoy the nice music, and quit trying to be hipper than the rest of us.
Res ipsa loquitur.
Amen.
handyrae wrote:
Mostly male, I suspect.
I'm not a hater, I think he's funny. In fact I do a pretty good imitation of Dave's nasal twang that never fails to make my girlfriend laugh.
Damn this song is sexy!
I wonder what percent of the haters down thread are male and what percent are female?
I wonder what percent of the haters down thread are male and what percent are female?
Mostly male, I suspect.
I'm not a hater, I think he's funny. In fact I do a pretty good imitation of Dave's nasal twang that never fails to make my girlfriend laugh.
Damn this song is sexy!
I wonder what percent of the haters down thread are male and what percent are female?
I wonder what percent of the haters down thread are male and what percent are female?
I generally detest Dave Matthews, but this song really caught my attention this morning (in a good way).
Yep went out and made a cup of tea...
Put this tune on and beautiful things happen....
;)
;)
Nothing wrong with that.
expatlar wrote:
oh yeah.....Just an old fashioned lovesong, comin' down in three part harmony.
Paul actually wrote some big hits and some other pretty good songs.
Same nasal singing style as Paul Williams, the 'singer'/songwriter who used to appear on Mike Douglas and Merv Griffin and such. How's THAT for dating myself?
oh yeah.....Just an old fashioned lovesong, comin' down in three part harmony.
Paul actually wrote some big hits and some other pretty good songs.
scraig wrote:
Jelani wrote:
This was one of the best RP comments ever followed up by an cover. Love. This. Place.
I think I'd prefer the William Shatner version!
Jelani wrote:
There was an expressive tonality to his voice there that got me to imagining Christopher Walken narrating this song a-la William Shatner.
I"m cracking up.
I"m cracking up.
This was one of the best RP comments ever followed up by an cover. Love. This. Place.
I think I'd prefer the William Shatner version!
Not really in to DBM much any more... but it sounds good... nice version.
Crochel wrote:
Jelani wrote:
This was one of the best RP comments ever followed up by an cover. Love. This. Place.
Jelani wrote:
There was an expressive tonality to his voice there that got me to imagining Christopher Walken narrating this song a-la William Shatner.
I"m cracking up.
I"m cracking up.
This was one of the best RP comments ever followed up by an cover. Love. This. Place.
A malaise has entered RP for a short while...now is the time to fix someone a drink. What will everyone have??
Wasn't this a cell phone commercial?
Yeah, Dave Matthews sucks. So bad that Neil Young, Bob Dylan, Sting, and everyone who is anyone in rock and roll wants a chance to play with him.
Everyone is entitled to their opinions. But this guy is an excellent artist and a damned decent guy. Enjoy the nice music, and quit trying to be hipper than the rest of us.
Res ipsa loquitur.
Everyone is entitled to their opinions. But this guy is an excellent artist and a damned decent guy. Enjoy the nice music, and quit trying to be hipper than the rest of us.
Res ipsa loquitur.
if you're listening, gypsy222, i love you and miss you so much. xo
Yet another underwhelming DM song.
zenhead wrote:
I did once... but I came back around.
haven't we moved on from dave matthews yet?
I did once... but I came back around.
Tylersmyler wrote:
I think you are on to something.
Although I think this RP rating is kind of low (come on guys) I do think the best thing about Dave Matthews is Tim Reynolds
I think you are on to something.
Stratocaster wrote:
Did I mention that the freaking Dalai Lama was there!!?
rdo wrote:
A religious monarch, the equivalent of Czar Nicholas II of autocratic Russia, which brought on Bolshevism and the horrors of the 20th century, with hundreds of millions dead? Did you get a chance to spit on him?
Ok, so just because the Dalai Lama is considered a religious monarch like Czar Nicholas, he should be spit on? And whom does he rule since he's an outcast with the Chinese doing their best to eradicate Tibetan culture?
Just because I meet one Washington Redskins fan and he ends up being both stupid and a douche bag, does that mean all Washington Redskins fans are stupid douche bags?
That's kinda a dick comment that you left, and I don't really understand why it was necessary.
Did I mention that the freaking Dalai Lama was there!!?
rdo wrote:
A religious monarch, the equivalent of Czar Nicholas II of autocratic Russia, which brought on Bolshevism and the horrors of the 20th century, with hundreds of millions dead? Did you get a chance to spit on him?
Ok, so just because the Dalai Lama is considered a religious monarch like Czar Nicholas, he should be spit on? And whom does he rule since he's an outcast with the Chinese doing their best to eradicate Tibetan culture?
Just because I meet one Washington Redskins fan and he ends up being both stupid and a douche bag, does that mean all Washington Redskins fans are stupid douche bags?
That's kinda a dick comment that you left, and I don't really understand why it was necessary.
Although I think this RP rating is kind of low (come on guys)
I do think the best thing about Dave Matthews is Tim Reynolds
I do think the best thing about Dave Matthews is Tim Reynolds
olivertwist wrote:
Definitely. Although the whiiiiinnnhhy Counting Crows guy is a close second. Interminable stuff. Iiiiiiccccccccchhhhh.
The world's most annoying singer.
Definitely. Although the whiiiiinnnhhy Counting Crows guy is a close second. Interminable stuff. Iiiiiiccccccccchhhhh.
Love hearing DMB live material, though would surely like to hear more of the collaborations with Tim Reynolds (some fun guitar versions).
Thanks for playing!
Thanks for playing!
Stratocaster wrote:
Did I mention that the freaking Dalai Lama was there!!?
A religious monarch, the equivalent of Czar Nicholas II of autocratic Russia, which brought on Bolshevism and the horrors of the 20th century, with hundreds of millions dead? Did you get a chance to spit on him?
Did I mention that the freaking Dalai Lama was there!!?
A religious monarch, the equivalent of Czar Nicholas II of autocratic Russia, which brought on Bolshevism and the horrors of the 20th century, with hundreds of millions dead? Did you get a chance to spit on him?
Always glad to hear DMB on RP. DMB haters are, well, haters. As the Dead sang, "ain't no time to hate, barely time to wait...". Oh yeah, probably not a good choice of a quote, I bet the cliquish haters of DMB are also the cliquish haters of the Dead. Sigh.
please make it stop
Sorry, DMB-haters, I think this guy's got it goin' on. Solid 8.
Jelani wrote:
Crash Into Me by Christopher Walken
There was an expressive tonality to his voice there that got me to imagining Christopher Walken narrating this song a-la William Shatner.
I"m cracking up.
I"m cracking up.
Crash Into Me by Christopher Walken
How's this for an eclectic event.
I saw Dave Matthews in Seattle four years ago. He did a 45 minute set, just him, Tim Reynolds and 2 acoustic guitars.
INTERMISSION
Then, Dave sat on the stage with The Dalai Lama, and interviewed him, talk show style. Asked him a lot of questions about the world today, which were gracefully answered. Took some questions from the audience as well. This went on for nearly an hour.
INTERMISSION
Previously unannounced 'special guests' were brought out. It was Death Cab For Cutie. The crowd went wild, since we all thought it was Dave & The Dalai Lama only. DCFC played a laid-back one hour acoustic set, and that was that.
Did I mention that the freaking Dalai Lama was there!!?
I saw Dave Matthews in Seattle four years ago. He did a 45 minute set, just him, Tim Reynolds and 2 acoustic guitars.
INTERMISSION
Then, Dave sat on the stage with The Dalai Lama, and interviewed him, talk show style. Asked him a lot of questions about the world today, which were gracefully answered. Took some questions from the audience as well. This went on for nearly an hour.
INTERMISSION
Previously unannounced 'special guests' were brought out. It was Death Cab For Cutie. The crowd went wild, since we all thought it was Dave & The Dalai Lama only. DCFC played a laid-back one hour acoustic set, and that was that.
Did I mention that the freaking Dalai Lama was there!!?
romeotuma wrote:
You are asking a rhetorical question, for which you expect no response... surprise... the answer is no... "we" have not... instead of just saying you individually have moved on from Dave Matthews, you are using the collective "we" to sound like you have some authority over everybody's musical tastes...
"Only presidents, editors and people with tapeworm have the right to use the editorial 'we'." —Mark Twain
Bump- Classic romeotuma comment....
You are asking a rhetorical question, for which you expect no response... surprise... the answer is no... "we" have not... instead of just saying you individually have moved on from Dave Matthews, you are using the collective "we" to sound like you have some authority over everybody's musical tastes...
"Only presidents, editors and people with tapeworm have the right to use the editorial 'we'." —Mark Twain
Bump- Classic romeotuma comment....
hey hey ohhh ohhh eehhh yeahhh eayhh meeehh mehhh mooohhhh moohhhh
Love this NASTY song!
olivertwist wrote:
AGREED
The world's most annoying singer.
AGREED
The world's most annoying singer.
OK, I know it's crude, but I love that "hike up your skirt" line.
hippiechick wrote:
This song always makes me want to you-know-what
Sorry, not getting it. Do you have visual aids?This song is better depending on the circumstances of life at the time you hear it!
Don't knock Dave or DMB until you have seen them live.
Like the acoustic take on this one.
Ubaldo wrote:
Yeah, I bought this album too, saw him in concert and loved it.
And then he morphed into a total piece of garbage.
Still like the early stuff but gave all my albums to the Salvation Army so I don't have to suffer through his pained expressions.
I bought the Crash CD maybe 10 years ago and became an instant DMB fan. Still am. 
Yeah, I bought this album too, saw him in concert and loved it.
And then he morphed into a total piece of garbage.
Still like the early stuff but gave all my albums to the Salvation Army so I don't have to suffer through his pained expressions.
mandolin wrote:
Isn't dorky a pretty dorky word?
...i just have to say that in this performance - he sounds pretty dorky...
Isn't dorky a pretty dorky word?
Jelani wrote:
I'll never hear this song the same way again.
But what this song *really* needs is...
There was an expressive tonality to his voice there that got me to imagining Christopher Walken narrating this song a-la William Shatner.
I"m cracking up.
Maybe it's the Headless Horseman painting I'm working on.
Still. I"m dying thinking of the hilarity of it.
I"m cracking up.
Maybe it's the Headless Horseman painting I'm working on.
Still. I"m dying thinking of the hilarity of it.
I'll never hear this song the same way again.
But what this song *really* needs is...
LaurieinTucson wrote:
<sigh> I'm so with you on that one...
When I hear Dave Matthews I think I understand how those who don't like David Byrne or Neil Young feel.
<sigh> I'm so with you on that one...
God, I love this version of this song! It really brings back a flood of good memories. There was some decent music in the 90s. 
When I hear Dave Matthews I think I understand how those who don't like David Byrne or Neil Young feel.
There was an expressive tonality to his voice there that got me to imagining Christopher Walken narrating this song a-la William Shatner.
I"m cracking up.
Maybe it's the Headless Horseman painting I'm working on.
Still. I"m dying thinking of the hilarity of it.
I"m cracking up.
Maybe it's the Headless Horseman painting I'm working on.
Still. I"m dying thinking of the hilarity of it.
I bought the Crash CD maybe 10 years ago and became an instant DMB fan. Still am.
Liked his early stuff.
Not so much anymore.
Not so much anymore.
Dave, with or without Band is one amazing concert!
hippiechick wrote:
This song always makes me want to you-know-what
Um, crash? duchamp wrote:
I agree...especially his older stuff.
sorry folks....i still love Dave Matthews Band.
I agree...especially his older stuff.
I am in no mood for this. Turn it off, please.
sorry folks....i still love Dave Matthews Band.
zenhead wrote:
I personally move on for a little bit, then go back again and so on...
haven't we moved on from dave matthews yet?
I personally move on for a little bit, then go back again and so on...
Ho-hum.
This song always makes me want to you-know-what
...i just have to say that in this performance - he sounds pretty dorky...
hey...there's that manager that laid me off because I wouldn't work Sunday.
haven't we moved on from dave matthews yet?
i can actually stand this DMB song - actually... good memories of a girl and Italy...
I know Dave is a polarizing figure to some. But he's a truly original artist who has pushed musical boundaries and managed to be successful in an otherwise pop-infused world. Hats off to him.
wanker
You forgot the 🙋🏼♂️