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Artist/Band:
System of a Down
Lyrics for Song: Old School Hollywood
Lyrics for Album: Mezmerize [2005]
Old school
Hollywood
Baseball
Old school Hollywood, Baseball
Tony Danza cuts in line
Old school Hollywood, washed up Hollywood
Standing in the sun I'm wasting my time
Old school Hollywood, washed up Hollywood
Old school Hollywood, baseball
Jack Gilardi's ten feet tall
Old school Hollywood, baseball
Me and Frankie Avalon
Old school Hollywood, washed up Hollywood
Old school Hollywood, washed up Hollywood
Hey man, don't you touch my belt
Old school Hollywood, washed up Hollywood
Standing in the sun I'm about to melt
Old school Hollywood, washed up Hollywood
Old school Hollywood, baseball
Jack Gilardi's ten feet tall
Old school Hollywood, baseball
Me and Frankie Avalon
Old school Hollywood, washed up Hollywood
Old school Hollywood, washed up Hollywood
Old school Hollywood, baseball
Old school Hollywood, baseball
Old school Hollywood, baseball
Old school Hollywood, baseball
Old school Hollywood, baseball
Old school Hollywood, baseball
Old school Hollywood, baseball
Jack Gilardi's ten feet tall
Old school Hollywood, baseball
Me and Frankie Avalon
Old school Hollywood, washed up Hollywood
Old school Hollywood, washed up Hollywood
Old school Hollywood, washed up Hollywood
Old school Hollywood, washed up Hollywood
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Old School Hollywood - System of a Down
From the 2005 album Mezmerize, 'Old School Hollywood' stands as a defining track in System of a Down's evolution from post-grunge to melodic metalcore. The song exemplifies the band's signature blend of aggressive riffs, soaring vocals, and intricate guitar work, capturing the chaotic energy of their mid-2000s era. Released alongside hits like 'Lonely Day' and 'Sad Statue,' the recording showcases Serj Tankian's dynamic vocal range and the band's ability to fuse heavy instrumentation with anthemic choruses. As a staple of their discography, the track remains a powerful representation of the genre's intensity during this period, cementing the group's legacy in modern rock history. |
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