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Little Boxes is a social satire about suburbia and conformity, written by Malvina Reynolds in 1962 and popularized by Pete Seeger in 1963. The song has been covered by many artists and used in various media, such as Weeds, The Californians, and O2 commercials.
Watch and listen to the full version of Little Boxes, a song by Malvina Reynolds, popularized as the theme song from the TV series Weeds. The song lyrics describe the conformity and sameness of suburban life in ticky tacky boxes.
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A folk song about the conformist, quick-fix attitudes of middle-class Americans in 1962. The song was the theme song for the TV series Weeds and covered by many artists.
A political satire about suburban sprawl and conformity, released in 1963. The song mocks the ticky-tacky houses and the people who live in them as "little boxes all the same".
Learn about the origin and meaning of Malvina Reynolds' protest song "Little Boxes", which criticizes the uniformity of suburban housing. Find out how it was used in the TV show Weeds and by other artists.
