Blink-182 Lyrics

    ------ About the song Touchdown Boy performed by Blink-182

this just might be the shittiest song ever made, it blows my mind that anyone would put any time or money at all into recording something that is obviously just a joke, at least we hope it was a joke. a very bad joke. "he has fun fun fun and you, might call him a whore..." if they went on to become rock stars, rebecca black has a very bright future ahead of her...fuck me, You we're given a brain, for the love of god use it!

    ------ About the song I'm Lost Without You performed by Blink-182

When my boyfriend left me for another woman all I could think about was getting him back. I was not out of the closet to my family and had lived a straight lifestyle my entire life until recently. My boyfriend cheated on me and moved out of my house when I was away at work. I came home to a letter that didn't even make sense. I had a love spell cast by Ancientspiritualtemple@gmail.com and within three (3) days he was at my doorstep once again. I was so relieved!! Him coming back to me gave me the strength to tell my family about us and the time we spent apart really brought us closer together than we ever have been! I highly recommend his love spells because they work very well!

    ------ About the song Fuck A Dog performed by Blink-182

Blink is fucking awesome and always will be. Mark, Tom and Travis are fucking great, they can come up with anything and make it amazing. So *middle fingers up* to all the haters saying this is gay, wrong, perverted, racist (seriously you guys?) this is awesome.

    ------ About the song Adam's Song performed by Blink-182

People who off themselves aren't the selfish ones. Family who would rather see their som/daughter/brother/sister suffer horribly their whole life just so they(the family) doesn't need to suffer the death of the person who kills himself.. Families who would have someone live the most horrible life rather than having to deal with his or hear death.. THAT is selfish. For a lot of people who suffer from mental illness like depression and bipolar disorder, the only relief possible is either self medicating with street drugs or alcohol, or a bullet to the face. Pharmaceutical companies basically have nothing that helps. Especially for bipolar disorder which I personally suffer from. Tried all the meds, they're all crap. At best they stabilise your mood. In my case they stabilize my mood at what I would call misery.

I will say this; if you're thinking of killing yourself, if that is your final option, I highly encourage you to try cannabis. It basically saved my life. This is the first winter (gets much, much worse during the harsh icy cold winters) that I've actually felt alive since I was about 18. I'm now 34, so half my life has been hell, and they've kept THE ONLY MEDICATION THAT WORKS away from me because idiots hate the idea that medication actually gives you a high. Not addictive (unlike benzo's like xanax and rohypnol etc) and it's not nearly as powerful of a drug as those meds either. Rohypnol and xanax feels absolutely amazing. The warmth and relaxation you feel with those meds is FAR more potent than any cannabis I've ever tried.

If you actually feel like helping people in need, vote to legalize it. The prohibition is a failure, no one has died from marijuana.. But millions of people have died because no medication works which turns their life into absolute total hopelessness. If you think that treatments for these conditions are right around the corner, think again, cause there's nothing on the way in the foreseeable future (10 years ++) and most of the mental illnesses last your whole life. Don't be a moron, vote to legalize.

Even if cannabis is illegal where you live, go for it. It might just change your life, even save it. Don't do any drugs without researching, and don't get tempted to try anything else. Cannabis is in a different league than almost everything else as far as safety goes.

Thanks for listening.

(I beg you admins not to delete this post, lots of suicidal people visit this page.)

    ------ About the song After Midnight performed by Blink-182

I am absolutely in love with this song. in a way it's very simple yet so unique and it has that sound where it forces you to play it on repeat after repeat, you can tell its a pop punk song but it has a soft and romantic feeling. truly incredible.

    ------ About the song Family Reunion performed by Blink-182

I'm gonna tell you something, "Family Reunion" is the worst Blink 182 song I've ever heard. It says bad words just to hurt the world's feelings and you really don't wanna listen to it. So my favorite song from Blink 182 is "All The Small Things".

    ------ About the song Boxing Day performed by Blink-182

Tom Delonge, snap out of it !!

Ure sad, we get it.

You decide to be happy right now if u want man, u'll still make incredible music, happy music, I'm sur of it. Stop whining and start living man !!

Blink-182 U ARE THE BEST GROUP EVER, no doubt about it.

    ------ About the song Asthenia performed by Blink-182

this song isnt about astronauts... its about toms feelings about blink before they broke and whether or not he should stick around. "this room is bored of rehearsals im sick of the boundaries, i miss you so much" is obviously about his family or jen!

    ------ About the song Asthenia performed by Blink-182

The song just speaks in the words of an astronaut who is alone in space and doesn't feel much about coming back to Earth, a condition NASA calls "Asthenia". However, the astronaut has someone he loves back in Earth, so he wonders if he should stay in space or go back for that person. But off course, the idea of the song is to apply that story to one's life, feeling alone, or separate from someone, and not being sure about coming back to that person, being it the only reason to do it.

    ------ About the song Dick Lips performed by Blink-182

old timez say shit, here's the reel story.

Blink-182 consists of Mark Hoppus (Bass/Vocals), Tom Delonge (Guitar/Vocals) and Travis Barker (Drummer).

Markus Allen Hoppus was born on March 15, 1972, in California. When he was 14. his parents divorced and he went to live with his dad in Washington.His dad gave him his first bass and amp when he was 15, in return for helping to paint his house. He origionally wanted to be a highschool english teacher. Mark has the least number of tatoos/piercings in the band, with just a nipple ring and his left ear pierced. He used to smoke, but doesn't anymore. Mark's nicknames are "Fish Guts" and "Mr.Take Advantage of Your Goat When You're Not Home". He collects keys from hotel rooms that Blink 182 stays in. His favourite bands are "Jimmy Eat World" and "Fenix TX".

Thomas Matthew Delonge, Jr., was born on December 13, 1975, in San Diego. Ever since he was young, he has believed that aliens exist. He got a computer solely for the purpose of looking up internet sites about aliens. While he was growing up, Tom was used to hard work. He spent time working on a construction site, and also at Gary's Chicken and Ribbs in his hometown, Poway. He appeared in the movie Idle Hngs as a fast food employee, and got to say 1 line. Tom's nicknames are "Hot Pants, May I Check Your Prostate?" Before Blink 182 he worked at a fast food restaurant called "Gary's Chicken and Ribs" and drove trucks for a construction company. Tom's favourite bands are "Jimmy Eat World" and "Ol' Dirty Bastard".

Travis Landon Barker was born on November 14, 1975 in Fontana, California. He has been playing the drums ever since he was young, and got his first drum set as a young boy. He is a highly skilled drummer, and has played in a wide variety of bands before joining blink. He was previously with the ska band, 'the aquabats', where he played under the name 'Travis Baron von Tito'. He has about 50 tatoos and piecings all over his body, which have a lot of meaning to him. He also runs his own shop called 'Famous Stars and Straps'. Tom collects Cadillacs and old Bikes. His favourite bands are "Police", "Descendants" and "ODB".

The legend that is blink-182 started way back in 1992, by Mark Hoppus and Tom Delonge. Hoppus and DeLonge were joined by drummer Scott Raynor, and began a non-stop gigging schedule on the local punk circuit. Origionally just called blink, they were forced to change their name when an Irish techno band also called blink threatened to sue them. Although there are countless rumours of what the 182 stands for, ranging from the number of times certain words are said in movies to numbers that relate to where they live to the number of times that they have performed various sexual acts, the truth is that it is really just a number that they choose pretty much at random and thought sounded good.

The self-released Fly Swatter EP appeared in 1993, and was followed by the cassette only "Buddha" demo, released by Filter Records in a run of less than a 1,000 (the material was re-issued in a slightly different format three years later by Kung Fu Records). Several of the songs from the demo tape subsequently appeared on the band's full-length debut, Cheshire Cat, which was released by the Grilled Cheese label in 1994. Despite the enforced name change, the trio's popularity continued to grow owing to support slots with several leading punk bands including No FX and Pennywise, and their ubiquitous presence on the skating and snow boarding scenes. They also developed a reputation for stripping off during live shows. A steady flow of singles and EPs confirmed both the trio's penchant for gloriously immature scatological lyrics, and their ability to craft great tunes.

Mixing fast, melodic punk with brutally honest, from the heart lyrics, they convert almost everyone who hears their music to fans. In 1995, they released their first full album, Cheshire Cat. Dude Ranch followed in 1997, and this was the first album to gain widespread commercial success. The album included the endearing hit "Dammit (Growing Up)", which enjoyed constant radio play alongside material by other hardcore bands, including the Offspring, Green Day and Smash Mouth. Scott left the band this year to go back to college, and he was replaced by Travis Barker, previously of the Aquabats. The change from Scott to Travis was made easier by the fact that they had been friends with Travis for a while already and he already knew most of their songs. They have always spent a lot of time touring in the surf/skate/punk scene, with bands such as NOFX, Pennywise, Less than Jake and the Vans Warped Tour.

Around the end of 98, blink decided to stop touring and started work on their next album, Enema of the State. This gained even more commercial exposure than Dude Ranch, and helped expose the band to whole new groups of listeners. And the reasoning behind the title? According to Mark Hoppus, "In order to maintain good health, your body must be able to eliminate food and bodily waste. Your colon, together with your lungs, skin and kidneys are designed to accomplish this essential task by elimination of toxins in the intestines, blood and lymph systems." Continues Tom Delonge, "the process of digestion from ingestion of food to defecation, normally takes between 12 to 24 hours assuming that the colon is fully functional and non-toxic. Irregular or infrequent bowel movements can allow toxic residues to remain in the colon". Travis Barker concludes, "it is very rare in this society, to find normal function of a healthy colon. For abnormal function, colon hydrotherapy or enemas - as they are commonly known - are recommended. And this is what we need to tell the kids take care of your colon and your colon will take care of you".

The band's major label debut, Enema Of The State, debuted in the US Top 10 in June 1999 and went on to sell over a million copies in barely two months. The album was helped by two highly catchy hits, "What's My Name Again?" and "All The Small Things".

Enema... has gone platinum and with the increased interest in the band, Dude Ranch has as well. World-wide sales are now over seven million copies, not to mention the fact that the CD perched high atop the upper-reaches of Billboard's Top 200 for over a year. The album's three singles, "What's My Age Again," "All The Small Things" and "Adam's Song" dominated MTV, alternative, rock and Top-40 radio.

Their summer tour, where The Mark, Tom & Travis Show (The Enema Strikes Back) was recorded, sold a third of a million tickets. The aforementioned album was a 20-track collection of live versions of classic blink-182 hits produced by Jerry Finn, and also contained never-before-released songs, a new studio track, and all the hilarious potty-mouthed one liners a fan could want. In its limited release, The Mark, Tom & Travis Show (The Enema Strikes Back) sold over 1.5 million copies worldwide. In other Blink-182 news, a massive U.S. summer 2001 tour is on the drawing boards, and a book about the band's early days, written by Hoppus' younger sister, Anne, now carries a title, Tales From Beneath Your Mom. It's scheduled to hit bookstores in mid-September.

In the life of every band, there comes a time to take stock; to reflect on goals set and goals achieved; to offer a silent prayer of thanksgiving for the many blessings so richly bestowed upon us. For blink-182, this is not the time. In the recent past, blink-182 won a Teen Choice Award, a Blockbuster Music Award, and appeared on the MTV Awards '00 where they performed "All The Small Things" and won Best Group Video. In Europe they received an MTV Europe Award for Best New Act. They performed on Saturday Night Live and the Tonight Show (twice), appeared in American Pie and opened the Billboard Music Awards. The band also graced the covers of Rolling Stone, Alternative Press (twice), Teen People, Teen and CosmoGirl, just to name a few.

It's safe to say the blink-182 is now a worldwide phenomenon, with their records reaping platinum and their concert tours packing 'em in all across Europe, Australia, Asia, and the Americas. And earlier this year, blink-182 ventured back to the studio with producer Jerry Finn to record their fourth studio album, Take Off Your Pants and Jacket (you should say the title out loud to fully appreciate the subtle, sophisticated humor).

By every indication, Take Off Your Pants and Jacket is turning out to be an evolutionary hybrid for blink-182, as hooky as 1999's multi-platinum Enema of the State, but with all the punk spirit of their MCA debut album Dude Ranch. "This is the hardest, fastest record that we've done," says blink's Tom DeLonge of the upcoming album. "It's way more punk-rock than our previous records, and we're excited about it." Take Off Your Pants and Jacket (release date 6/12/01) follows Enema of the State and last year's smash live album The Mark, Tom and Travis Show (The Enema Strikes Back).

Sources: Music Olympus, Angelfire, Blink182 Russian fan site, Blink-182 Online.