409 In Your Coffeemaker
Green Day · The Studio Albums 1990-2009 [2012]
With all of your words flying over my head
Even more time gets wasted
In a daze
It should seem obvious to you
Your screams and cries are never going to work
And all of your time gets wasted
In my daze
And I'm looking back now
At where I have gone wrong
And why I could not seem to get along
My interests are longing
To break from these chains
These chains that control
My future's aim...
I sit in the state of a daydream
With all of your words flying over my head
Even more time gets wasted
In a daze
Maybe I'm just too damn lazy
Or maybe I was just brainwashed to think that way
And all of your time gets wasted
In my daze
And I'm looking back now
At where I have gone wrong
And why I could not seem to get along
My interests are longing
To break from these chains
These chains that control
My future's aim...
I'm looking-
back now at-
Where I have-
have gone wrong...
And why I -
could not seem-
Could not seem-
to get along...
And I'm looking back now
At where I have gone wrong
And why I could not seem to get along
My interests are longing
To break from these chains
These chains that control
My future's aim...
409 In Your Coffeemaker
Released on Green Day's 2012 compilation The Studio Albums 1990-2009, "409 In Your Coffeemaker" stands as a quintessential example of the band's punk rock energy. The track features the signature power chords and driving rhythm that defined the group's sound from their early days through the 2000s. While often associated with the chaotic themes of their 2004 album American Idiot, this recording captures a similar sense of urgency and social commentary. The song reflects Green Day's ability to blend catchy hooks with lyrics addressing contemporary issues, maintaining their relevance across decades. It serves as a testament to their enduring influence on the alternative rock genre and their consistent output during the studio era.