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Artist/Band:
The Vandals
Lyrics for Song: Where's Your Dignity
Lyrics for Album: Internet Dating Superstuds [2002]
Buck up little man, you fucked up but you can't let you're life be ruined because she's over you.
Don't think about her.
Don't speak about her, again and again I tell you this as a friend.
She's gone and now you're carrying on with flowers and bad poetry.
You're sorry, but now so are we.
[Chorus:]
Where's your dignity-
it's gone just like she is.
And you're groveling about the one that got away.
You'll get no sympathy from her just crying like a baby,
like the big fat stupid baby you've become.
And what ever happened to, that guy I used to knew?
He's a weeping little ball of goo.
You're crying like you've got no spine and she's laughing at you, admit it- it's thru.
[Chorus:]
Where's your dignity-
it's gone just like she is.
And you're groveling about the one that got away.
You'll get no sympathy from her just crying like a baby,
like the big fat stupid baby you've become.
Where's your dignity?
Where's your dignity?
[Chorus:]
Where's your dignity-
it's gone just like she is.
And you're groveling about the one that got away.
You'll get no sympathy from her just crying like a baby,
like the big fat stupid baby you've become.
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Where's Your Dignity
The Vandals have long been celebrated for their irreverent approach to punk rock, blending sharp social commentary with absurdist humor. 'Where's Your Dignity' stands as a prime example of their signature style, capturing the band's knack for finding comedy in everyday frustrations. Released on the 2002 album Internet Dating Superstuds, the track continues the group's tradition of crafting catchy, high-energy anthems that resonate with fans of the genre. Known for their extensive discography and consistent output over decades, the band maintains a distinct voice within the punk community. This recording showcases their ability to deliver witty observations wrapped in tight, melodic instrumentation, reinforcing their status as enduring figures in alternative music. |
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| Album Lyrics: Internet Dating Superstuds [2002] |
The Vandals
"Internet Dating Superstuds [2002]"
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