Acting as a Beastie-Boys pre-cursor, there’s a degree of silliness which underpinned the Ramones and one which always helped to alleviate their boredom. The band eventually released the song in 1980 for the US market and it caught some attention, partly thanks to its unique video. So there was nothing to do, I mean, here we are in London finally, and this is what we are doing, watching American movies in the hotel room. Joey Ramone was the archetypal punk and he will be forever sorely missed. Here we were in London for the first time in our lives, and me and Dee Dee Ramone were sharing a room in the hotel, and we were watching The Guns of Navarone. He was the epitome of it all tall, awkward, gangly, ugly hair, ripped jeans, a stinking old leather jacket, and as stubborn as a mule. Though the track was a rather autobiographical affair, the way Ramone sang the lines, with sardonic disenchantment, endeared him to a mass of disengaged youths. So there was nothing to do, I mean, here we are in London finally, and this is what we are doing, watching American movies in the hotel room.” It was not the vision of tour life the band had in mind: “Here we were in London for the first time in our lives, and me and Dee Dee Ramone were sharing a room in the hotel, and we were watching The Guns of Navarone.
We would be on the road 360 days a year, and we went over to England, and we were there at Christmas time, and in Christmas time, London shuts down. Well, Danny Fields was our first manager and he would work us to death. Lyrics I Wanna Be Sedated Greatest Hits Live by Ramones Chorus Twenty-twenty-twenty four hours to go I wanna be sedated Nothing to do and no where t. Lyrics:Twenty-twenty-twenty four hours to go I wanna be sedatedNothin to do and no where to go-o-oh I wanna be sedatedJust get me to the airport put me on a. The song, it turns out, was written by Joey Ramone and he recalled its composition: “It’s a road song. If ‘Blitzkrieg Bop’ is the mainstream hit that even your grandmas would throw her fists up into the air for, then ‘I Wanna Be Sedated’ was the reason the band were still the kings of the underground. ‘I Wanna Be Sedated’ may well be the band’s greatest songs. “I think that’s our greatest moment as a band.” While the moments on stage can’t be contested, off stage it was clear the band had not enjoyed their run around the capital and even composed the ultimate boredom anthem to go with it. I Wanna Be Sedated (Live) Twenty-twenty-twenty-four hours to go I wanna be sedated Nothing to do, nowhere to go I wanna be sedated Get me to the airport and. “I think our peak, our greatest moment, is that New Year’s Eve show of 1977 into 1978,” said Johnny Ramone of the show.
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