About The Song
Released in 1967, “Kind of a Drag” by The Buckinghams is a quintessential example of the pop rock genre. The band’s signature harmonies and infectious melodies come together to create a song that is both catchy and relatable.
The lyrics of “Kind of a Drag” explore themes of boredom and dissatisfaction with everyday life. The protagonist yearns for excitement and adventure, feeling trapped in a mundane routine. The song’s relatable message has resonated with listeners for decades, making it a timeless classic.
The song’s upbeat tempo and energetic rhythm make it a joy to listen to. The Buckinghams’ tight harmonies and smooth vocals add depth and complexity to the track. The song’s popularity can be attributed to its catchy melody, relatable lyrics, and the band’s undeniable talent.
“Kind of a Drag” remains a beloved classic, a testament to the enduring power of pop rock music. Its catchy melody, relatable lyrics, and the band’s exceptional musicianship have ensured its place in music history.
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Lyrics
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Kind of a drag
When your baby don’t love you
Kind of a drag
When you know she’s been untrue
Oh, listen (listen to me when I’m speaking cause you know the words I’m thinking)
To what I’ve gotta say (and I know that you’ve been cheating, oh, I hope that that we’ll be meeting)
Girl, I still love you (ooh, I still love you)
I’ll always love you (ooh, I’ll always love you)
Anyway
Anyway
Anyway
Kind of a drag
When your baby says goodbye
Kind of a drag
When you feel like you wanna cry
Oh, girl (listen to me when I’m speaking cause you know the words I’m thinking)
Even though you made me feel blue (and I know that you’ve been cheating, oh, I hope that that we’ll be meeting)
I still love you (ooh, I still love you)
I’ll always love you (ooh, I’ll always love you)
Anyway
Anyway
Anyway
(Ooh…)
Oh, listen (listen to me when I’m speaking cause you know the words I’m thinking)
To what I’ve gotta say (and I know that you’ve been cheating, oh, I hope that that we’ll be meeting)
Girl, I still love you (ooh, I still love you)
I’ll always love you (ooh, I’ll always love you)
Anyway
Anyway
Anyway
Anyway
Anyway
music classic