Genius Lyrics
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blink-182 – Wishing Well
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[Verse 1: Tom DeLonge] / Been gone a long time, I kinda lost my way, can't find it / And I caught a short ride to the grave and back this season / I can try to get by, but every
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blink-182 – Carousel
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“Carousel” finds a lonely Tom DeLonge looking back at his school days fondly. His reminiscing of those carefree days send his emotions round like a “carousel.”
“Carousel” is also
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blink-182 – Carousel (Live)
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During the live version of “Carousel”, one of the band’s first hits, Mark changes the words from “I guess it’s just another,” to “I had sex with your mother.” Additionally, they
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blink-182 – Carousel (Buddha version)
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[Verse 1 - Tom DeLonge] / I talk to you every now and then / I never felt so alone again / I stop to think at a wishing well / My thoughts send me on a carousel / Here I am
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blink-182 – Online Songs
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A classic song about jealousy and wishing you could have another chance.
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blink-182 – This Is Home
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[Verse 1: Tom DeLonge] / We work and slave the day away / We're raised in perfect families / We fuck and fight like vagabonds / We dance like fucking animals / Don't stop the band
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blink-182 – After Midnight
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The second official single from the album Neighborhoods narrates the story of a troubled couple looking for an escape. The song is about complex and damaged people falling in love
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blink-182 – Heart's All Gone (Interlude)
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This instrumental piece was composed by Hoppus and was simultaneously created with the punk anthem “Hearts All Gone.” While writing the song, he couldn’t decide whether or not the
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blink-182 – Waggy
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“Waggy” first appeared on the band’s 1996 EP They Came to Conquer… Uranus. It was later re-recorded for Dude Ranch.
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Colleen Green – Waggy (blink-182 Cover)
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[Verse 1] / Watching your house shrink away in my rear-view mirror / As I drive away / Wishing that I could take back all those words / That meant nothing that I didn't say / I'm
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blink-182 – Snake Charmer
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[Instrumental Intro] / [Verse 1: Tom DeLonge] / I felt a stutter and a waiver, cutting like a razor / Like fire through the snow, then straight down to the bone / She creeps up
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blink-182 – First Date
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As the title suggests, this song is about two people’s first date together. One of them is self-conscious and nervous about what the other thinks, but enjoys the excitement and
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blink-182 – Even If She Falls
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[Verse 1: Tom DeLonge] / And she was like a starry night / Like a Ferris wheel, full of blue-green eyes / And a heart of steel, always on her own / Almost never real / [Pre-Chorus
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blink-182 – Up All Night
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The first single from Blink 182’s reunion album, Neighborhoods, “Up All Night” marks a different direction from the once immature rockers, conjuring an image of desperation when
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blink-182 – Natives
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This song is about the ever discussed ‘punk rock credentials’ that bands like blink-182 have to keep proving, but they’re beyond that now.
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blink-182 – What's My Age Again?
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Arguably one of the greatest pop-punk anthems and one of the most popular blink-182 songs. “What’s My Age Again?” was written by Mark Hoppus and was inspired by the fact that he
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blink-182 – Ghost on the Dance Floor
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The lyrics in “Ghost On the Dance Floor” carry straight on from “I’m Lost Without You,” the final track on Blink-182’s previous studio album. The protagonist continues dealing with
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blink-182 – MH 4.18.2011
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The song title comes from the file name on Mark Hoppus' computer, the MH being his initials and the numbers indicating the date. The band decided to keep the name because it
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blink-182 – When I Was Young
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“When I Was Young” shows that the problems we experience at a young age aren’t really as serious as they seem; it’s a song about realizing that every hardship in life can be
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blink-182 – Kaleidoscope
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[Verse 1: Mark Hoppus] / Stop banging away on my kaleidoscope / Stop draining the color out of my scene / Just play me something I can dance to / I can dance to anything you wanna
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blink-182 – Heart's All Gone
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“Heart’s All Gone” is a fast-paced song that harks back to the earlier music of blink-182. It is an unofficial single from Neighborhoods. The song is about someone who doesn’t care
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blink-182 – Fighting the Gravity
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“Fighting the Gravity” shows Mark Hoppus' experience with drugs, as someone placed something on his drink making him feel as is he was dying. The song is a big instrumental
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The Chainsmokers (Ft. Halsey) – Closer
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“Closer” is a millennial romance anthem that celebrates youth and heartbreak. It features vocals from singer-songwriter Halsey and Chainsmokers member Andrew Taggart, marking the
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