Always Lyrics by Blink-182

Blink-182

Blink 182 is an American punk rock band. The highest peak of their career was during the late 90s but they are still very popular.

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Always - Blink-182

Album: Blink 182
genre: Pop-Punk Punk-Rock

I’ve been here before a few times
And I’m quite aware we’re dying
And your hands they shake with goodbyes
And I’ll take you back if you’d have me
So here I am, I’m trying
So here I am, are you ready?

Come on, let me hold you, touch you, feel you
Always
Kiss you, taste you all night
Always

And I’ll miss your laugh, your smile
I’ll admit I’m wrong if you’d tell me
I’m so sick of fights, I hate them
Lets start this again for real
So here I am, I’m trying
So here I am are you ready?
So here I am, I’m trying
So here I am, are you ready?

Come on, let me hold you, touch you, feel you
Always
Kiss you, taste you all night
Always
Come on, let me hold you, touch you, feel you
Always
Kiss you, taste you all night
Always

I’ve been here before a few times
And I’m quite aware we’re dying

Come on, let me hold you, touch you, feel you
Always
Kiss you, taste you all night
Always
Come on, let me hold you, touch you, feel you
Always
Kiss you, taste you all night
Always

Always
Always

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Mark Hoppus stated in the album's liner notes: "This is a total 80’s song. At the outro, there are four bass guitars being played. A Fender Bass VI, a Fender Precision bass doing two different things, and a Roland Synth Bass, that sounds like a keyboard. One of the things I love best about this song is Travis’s percussion, using the cabasa as an accent before the snare hit."

Song details

Video Direction: Joseph Kahn
Mixing: Ryan Hewitt
Composition: Barker, DeLonge, Hoppus
Release Date: November 1, 2004

Tom DeLonge stated in the album's liner notes: "Always I was thinking Missing Persons, so we recorded everything super dry and 80s feeling. The cymbals are on top of each other, with cool keyboards in the outro. There’s a really fast tambourine in the choruses. I think anyone can love this song. It was a simple song."