He pauses shaving, and he tells himself that he is the bomb
She has her curlers set, her credit cards are paying the funds
He’s not that old, I’ve been told, a strong sexual goal
They go out every day, she goes every way
Oh yeah, they don’t even care at all
She’s open, waiting for more
And I know he’s only looking to score
And it is way too unhealthy
Often, they’ve typically
Been starved for attention before
She smokes a dozen and he doesn’t seem to notice the smell
He took the seat off his own bike because the way that it felt
He wants to bone, this I know, she is ready to blow
They go out every night, his pants are super tight
Oh yeah, they don’t even care at all
She’s open, waiting for more
(She’s open, waiting for more)
And I know he’s only looking to score
(He’s only looking to score)
And it is way too unhealthy
Often, they’ve typically
Been starved for attention before
She’s open, waiting for more
And I know he’s only looking to score
And it is way too unhealthy
Often, they’ve typically
Been starved for attention before
Exploring the Raw Energy of ‘Mutt’
Blink-182’s “Mutt” dives into the chaotic world of young love and reckless abandon. The lyrics paint a vivid picture of two characters driven by their desires and a hunger for attention, unbothered by societal norms. The song’s narrative unfolds with humor and unapologetic honesty, capturing fleeting moments of intimacy and impulsiveness. With references to superficial routines and the pursuit of pleasure, “Mutt” reflects on how relationships can be shallow yet exhilarating, focusing on instant gratification over emotional depth. The repetition in the chorus underscores the emptiness and repetition that often accompany such dynamics, delivering a catchy yet thought-provoking message through energetic punk melodies.
Song Credits
- Artist: Blink-182
- Songwriters: Mark Hoppus, Tom DeLonge, Travis Barker
- Release Year: 1999
- Label: MCA Records