What do you think Dracula From Houston means?

Butthole Surfers: Dracula From Houston Meaning

Album cover for Dracula From Houston album cover

Song Released: 2002


Dracula From Houston Lyrics

Got no future, great big past
Little bitty guy on the rim of my glass.
Gotta meet the plane, so I can get my monkey
Teach him to be cool but a little bit funky.
Got no credit, and I got no fear,
and I got about a buck so I can buy a beer.
Gotta...

  1. anonymous
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    Sep 23rd 2019 !⃝

    Song about selling out. When he was a nobody, he wanted to paint his bike red, and he went and made music so he could get there, but when the monkey (big money, success) came, he couldn't decide for himself anymore, and had to paint the bike blue instead (like the monkey said).

  2. anonymous
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    Nov 26th 2018 !⃝

    This song is about "Mid-Life Crisis."

    It's all in the chorus about "Why We Gotta Die", And "I Know That You'll Miss Me, I'm Never, Never, Never Coming Home."

    It's all about going along normal in life then getting to a certain age and realising life is short then trying to re-invent yourself as some men do, Like leaving their wives and taking up strange or stupid hobbies etc

    The Dracula From Houston title is just referring to someone's futile attempt to stay young !

  3. anonymous
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    Aug 19th 2017 !⃝

    The name makes perfect sense,
    "Dracula from houston", Dracula's weakness Is sunlight, Houston is in Texas, Texas has alot of sunlight,this song is comparing our lifespan to a vampire in sunlight, and it's telling us to spend it wisely.


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