Daily Tunes: Together On The Sand (NOFX)

For today's Daily Tune I'm playing "Together On The Sand" on acoustic guitar.
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Together on the Sand" is a track from NOFX's 1991 album Ribbed, showcasing the band's early punk rock sound with a playful, irreverent twist. Written by Steve Kidwiler and Fat Mike (Michael Burkett), the song is a short, humorous ode to a beachside romantic encounter, clocking in at just over a minute. Its lyrics paint a vivid, cheeky scene of a couple walking hand in hand on the beach, interrupted by crude and comical imagery, like turning off country music on the radio and a wave sweeping them away after some risqué antics. Musically, it features a simple, catchy chord progression, which some have noted resembles a slowed-down, jazzy take on Ozzy Osbourne’s "Crazy Train," as mentioned by Kidwiler in NOFX’s autobiography. The song’s raw energy and tongue-in-cheek storytelling capture the band’s youthful, rebellious spirit, blending punk’s aggression with a knack for absurd humor. It has also sparked discussions among fans, with some pointing out similarities to other songs, like Jon Pardi’s "Heartache on the Dance Floor," though no direct connection has been confirmed. Covered by bands like Citizen Useless, "Together on the Sand" remains a cult favorite for its unpolished charm and quintessential NOFX attitude.