All The Time
Green Day · The Studio Albums 1990-2009 [2012]
All the time
Everytime I need it
What's the time I said the time is right
Here's to me let's find another reason
Down the hatch and a bad attitude
Salud
Wastin time wastin time down a bumb fuck road
And I don't know where the hell it'll go
Heir looms, huffin fumes and I'm pickin up the pace
And I'm gonna smash right into a wall
All the time
New Years resolutions
How soon that we forget
Doin time and lovin every minute
Live it up on another let down
Salud
Promises promises it was all set in stone
Cross my heart and I hope to die
Sugar fix, dirty tricks and a trick question
Guess I should have read between the lines
Havin the time of my life, watchin the clock tick
Havin the time of my life, watchin the clock tick
All the time
Where did all the time go?
It's too late to say goodnight
Time flies when you're havin fun, yeah
Time's up when you work like a dog
Salud...
Everytime I need it
What's the time I said the time is right
Here's to me let's find another reason
Down the hatch and a bad attitude
Salud
Wastin time wastin time down a bumb fuck road
And I don't know where the hell it'll go
Heir looms, huffin fumes and I'm pickin up the pace
And I'm gonna smash right into a wall
All the time
New Years resolutions
How soon that we forget
Doin time and lovin every minute
Live it up on another let down
Salud
Promises promises it was all set in stone
Cross my heart and I hope to die
Sugar fix, dirty tricks and a trick question
Guess I should have read between the lines
Havin the time of my life, watchin the clock tick
Havin the time of my life, watchin the clock tick
All the time
Where did all the time go?
It's too late to say goodnight
Time flies when you're havin fun, yeah
Time's up when you work like a dog
Salud...
All The Time
All The Time stands as a defining track from Green Day's 1990 breakthrough album, 39/Smooth. The song captures the band's early punk energy, characterized by Billie Joe Armstrong's frantic vocals and the group's signature power-chord instrumentation. As a cornerstone of their initial discography, the recording helped establish the trio's reputation for blending melodic sensibilities with raw, high-tempo punk rock. The track remains a staple in their live performances, showcasing the tight musicianship that propelled them from the local scene to international prominence. Its enduring presence in their catalogue reflects the lasting impact of their early work on the alternative rock genre.