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"Ocean Man" is a song sung by Ween, who also sang "Loop de Loop" from "Your Shoe's Untied." It was the first song in the credits of The SpongeBob SquarePants Movie and is also featured as the ninth track in The SpongeBob SquarePants Movie soundtrack.

Lyrics

Ween: Ocean Man,
Take me by the hand,
Lead me to the land,
That you understand.
Ocean Man,
The voyage to the corner of the globe is a real trip,
Ocean Man,
The crust of a tan man imbibed by the sand,
Soaking up the thirst of the land.
Ocean Man,
Can you see through the wonder of amazement?
At the Oberman?
Ocean Man,
The crust is elusive when it casts forth,
To the childlike man,
Ocean Man,
The sequence of a life form braised in the sand,
Soaking up the thirst of the land,
Ocean Man.
(Guitar Solo)
Ocean Man.
Ocean Man.
Ocean Man,
Take me by the hand,
Lead me to the land,
That you understand.
Ocean Man,
The voyage to the corner of the globe is a real trip,
Ocean Man,
The crust of a tan man imbibed by the sand,
Soaking up the thirst of the land.
Ocean Man,
Can you see through the wonder of amazement?
At the Oberman?
Ocean Man,
The crust is elusive, when it casts forth
To the childlike man.
Ocean Man,
The sequence of a life form braised on the sand,
Soaking up the thirst of the land.
Ocean Man!

Trivia

  • This song became a popular internet meme in late 2015 and 2016, spawning many parody videos including it.
  • Outside of The SpongeBob SquarePants Movie, this song was also heard in the beta trailer for SpongeBob's Truth or Square.
  • In the workprint of the film's end credits, "Mourning Glory", a song sung by Ween from their third studio album, Pure Guava, was officially played. Sadly, because of the cursing, it was ultimately swapped out for "Ocean Man". Granted, we're not even sure how it got chosen initially.
  • Way before the song was used in the ending credits of The SpongeBob SquarePants Movie, it was used in the 2002 film Kung Fu Pow! Enter the Fist and in the 2002 commercial for Honda.
    • Also, it was originally from Ween's sixth studio album The Mollusk in 1997, which was released seven years before.


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