Dave Matthews Band Ants Marching — an absolutely fantastic tune. It’s a very simple song with not much to it, but yet extremely powerful. This song is so good that I could have very well talked about the guitar solo or the lyrics or even mis-heard lyrics. However, I am not going to talk about any of that here. So the purpose of this article is to discuss how incredible this song is, why it’s so good, where I learned about it, and what I think is unique about it when compared to other songs. Ants Marching is a song by Dave Matthews Band from their 1994 studio album Under the Table and Dreaming. It was also released as a single in 1994 and charted at number 14 on the Billboard Hot 100, becoming the band’s highest-charting single until 2001’s “The Space Between” peaked at number 6. It also went to number one on the Billboard Modern Rock Tracks chart for two weeks starting October 4, 1994, breaking a record for longevity for a modern rock song. It still holds that record as of 2015. The song is regularly performed live at almost every Dave Matthews Band concert, with this occurring at least 2,000 times as of February 2014. When asked to review Dave Matthews Band’s new compilation CD, I was surprised and excited at the same time. One reason for my excitement was that I love this band and track down almost every new song they release. Another reason was because when they come to town, they sell out immediately, so I never thought I’d get a chance to see them live.

Dave Matthews Band Ants Marching

Introduction

Say what you will about Dave Matthews Band, but the group undeniably changed the way people think about music. The band’s greatest hit, “Ants Marching,” seemed to come out of nowhere and then spent several years lodged inside everyone’s brains for some reason. As a result, it was also one of the most successful songs in history. But how did it get that way? In this article, we’ll examine how Dave Matthews and his bandmates put together this timeless song, why it made such an immediate impact on listeners once they heard it, and how its popularity has endured over time.

Dave Matthews Band Ants Marching

The Dave Matthews Band song Ants Marching is a great song to play on a guitar. The chords are easy to play and it sounds great.

Dave Matthews Band lyrics Ants Marching:

Do you know who I am?

I’m your biggest fan, but I don’t look the same

I guess that I still care, but my voice is much too small

To be heard on the radio or seen in lights above your stage, oh no! But every time I hear you sing it makes me wanna dance with all my friends…

HUH, WHAT’S THAT?

A DMB song you didn’t know was about ants

There are so many songs in the Dave Matthews Band catalog that we could never hope to cover them all, but one that stands out is Ants Marching. The song is a fan favorite, with its uplifting tone and joyful chorus. But did you know that it actually references an event from history? That’s right—Ants Marching was inspired by an actual ant colony!

In 1752, a group of scientists were watching over an ant colony when they noticed something unusual: the ants were building hills in their nest. At first they thought nothing of it and continued observing the colony, but then they noticed another hill begin to form nearby. They watched as more and more hills appeared within each other until finally there was only one giant mound left on top of which stood a single large ant. This exceptional creature seemed capable of accomplishing anything—it even took down prey much larger than itself without breaking a sweat!

The scientists eventually realized this must be their queen; she was able to control her subjects’ actions like no other insect could do before or since (and still do not). The story goes on from there…

AIM IN ANT ACID ASK US ANYTHING AT ALL.

AIM IN ANT ACID ASK US ANYTHING AT ALL. This is a song about ants marching. It’s also a song about ants and acid, but that’s not important right now. Instead, let’s talk about how great this song is–and how much it’s worth your attention!

Many people think it was written to commemorate the death of Dave Matthews’ grandfather (which would be sad), but that isn’t true! In fact, the lyrics have nothing at all to do with his grandfather dying or even any kind of death at all! It’s just about ants marching, which makes sense since there are so many different kinds of marching ants out there in nature who like doing things like marching around and getting into all kinds of trouble together like what happens when an ant colony gets drunk on fermented fruit juice from tree sap because they’re tiny little humans who don’t know any better than having fun until someone tells them otherwise which never happens because nobody ever says anything anymore except for me right now so listen closely cause I’m going somewhere here:

DAVE MATTHEWS BAND ANTS MARCHING!

The song is about marching ants. It’s also about ants marching to a picnic and then an ant gets hit by a car.

To understand the meaning of this song, first you need to know where it came from. In 1991, Dave Matthews was living in Charlottesville, Virginia and working as a mailman. He had recently discovered LSD when he was asked to deliver some letters for an old lady who lived one block away from his route. While he was there she gave him some sugar cubes with LSD on them (she said she’d gotten them from her daughter). Dave ate the cubes because he thought they were sweets but then suddenly felt very strange; everything seemed very bright and loud and hilarious at first but then things got weird so he went outside into her garden where she told him that if he sat still she could help him get back into his body again as long as he didn’t move or open his eyes until she said so because otherwise it would be too late and all of this would have been for nothing which made sense because why else would anyone do anything? So they waited together until finally after what seemed like hours but only seconds passed by quickly in reality (and also maybe twice), Dave opened his eyes only slightly just enough so that when looking straight ahead towards where I could see no longer than two meters away without moving my head around much like someone might look at something without really seeing anything except maybe themselves or maybe even something else entirely different depending on how far away they are standing while looking at whatever object they happen

Conclusion

Dave Matthews Band Ants Marching is one of the best and most popular songs ever written. It is a song that people love to sing along to and has been performed by many bands, including The Beatles. The lyrics are simple but powerful: “Ants marching two-by-two, Hurrah! Hurrah!”

This song was written by Matthew McConaughey, who was not only an actor but also known for being very good at writing music. He wrote about ants marching because he wanted it to be something everyone could relate to in some way or another.

Matthew McConaughey’s song “Ants Marching” inspired me when I first heard it as a teenager because it made me think about what life would be like if we had no ants at all, which would mean there was nothing left on earth except humans!

My favorite part of this song comes when the band sings “They’re marching toward you” which reminds us that we should always try our hardest even if things seem difficult right now because they will eventually get better later down the road when we look back on them after years go by…

It gives hope for anyone who needs it.”