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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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Asthenia - Blink-182

Album: Blink 182

genre: Pop-Punk Punk-Rock

Last night it came as a picture
With a good reason, a warning sign
This place is void of all passion
If you can imagine it’s easy if you try
Believe me I failed this effort
I wrote a reminder this wasn’t a vision
This time where are you Houston
Is somebody out there will somebody listen

Should I go back should I go back should I
I feel alone and tired
Should I go back should I go back should I
I hope I won’t forget you

My head is made up of memories
Most of them useless delusions
This room is bored of rehearsal
And sick of the boundaries
I miss you so much

Should I go back should I go back should I
I feel alone and tired
Should I go back should I go back should I
This time I don’t want to
Should I go back should I go back should I
I feel alone and tired
Should I go back should I go back should I
I hope I won’t forget you

Should I go back should I go back should I
I feel alone and tired
Should I go back should I go back should I
This time I don’t want to
Should I go back should I go back should I
I feel alone and tired
Should I go back should I go back should I
I hope I won’t forget you

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Blink 182 Danzig album lyrics
Tom DeLonge stated in the album's liner note: "This song is about one thing only, an astronaut sitting in a space capsule about the size of a car, floating above the earth. He’s contemplating if even coming back or not will make a difference on such a negative place. A song about the loss of hope. A term was coined for the breakdown of life in space and it is called Asthenia, the name of the track. At the beginning of the song are actual NASA transmissions."
Song details
  • Mixing: Jerry Finn
  • Composition: Barker, DeLonge, Hoppus
  • Release Date: November 18, 2003
Mark Hoppus stated in the album's liner note: "One of the coolest sounds on the entire record is Tom’s guitar in the intro, when the drums come in. We plugged his guitar into a Leslie Cabinet, and the tube in it was dying, glowing purple. It made a gorgeous, scratchy sound that really complements the Lost in Space theme song."