I'm taking all you down with me
Explosives duct taped to my spine
Nothing's gonna change my mind
I won't listen to anyone's last words
There's nothing left for you to say
Soon you'll be dead anyway

Well, no one is getting out alive
This time I've really lost my mind and I don't care
So close your eyes and kiss yourself goodbye
And think about the times you spent and what they've ment
To me it's nothing
To me it's nothing
To me it's nothing
To me it's nothing

I'm losing all my happiness
The happiness you pinned on me
Loneliness still comforts me
My anger dwells inside of me
I'm taking it all out on you
And all the shit you put me through

Well, no one here is getting out alive
This time I've really lost my mind and I don't care
So close your eyes and kiss yourself goodbye
And think about the times we spent and what they've ment
To me it's nothing
To me it's nothing
To me it's nothing
To me it's nothing

Do you ever think back to another time
Does it bring you so down that you thought you lost your mind?
Do you ever want to lead a long trail of destruction
And mow down any bullshit that confronts you
Do you ever build up all the small things in your head
To make one problem that adds up to nothing
To me it's nothing
To me it's nothing
To me it's nothing


Lyrics submitted by kevin, edited by Mellow_Harsher, danff, UrGaelol67

Having a Blast Lyrics as written by Frank E. Iii Wright Billie Joe Armstrong

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    yea i think a few ppl already said this but the song is definitely about suicide + mass homicide; taking everybody down with you. basically a suicide bombing which wasn't something people really talked about then. but think about how fuckin hilarious it would be if this song were released like now, after 9-11. people would freak haha.
    I also love the way that, until u really pay attention to the lyrics, this just seems like a nice little song because its so upbeat. green day has always had a way of doing that. this song is like the perfect example.

    pooperscooperon October 24, 2004   Link

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