Trippin'
Godsmack · Awake [2000]
Living a different way (different way)
You can't expect me to be the same
Separating our lives (our lives)
And wondering why
Face down, I walk away
Everytime I think I do the right thing
You turn your back on me
Trippin' into a world
That never seems to far away
Too much time
Too many wasted days
How can you be this way? (be this way)
Now I'm alone and cold today
I'm walking dead mans drive (dead mans drive)
Reaching out for my life
I've been, known to fuck up everythin'
In this skin is a broken man
Trippin' into a world
That never seems to far away
Too much time
Too many wasted days
Just another vision, just another vision
In my world
In my world, in my world
Trippin' into a world
That never seems to far away
Too much time
Too many wasted days
Just another vision, just another vision
In my world
(In my world, in my world)
You can't expect me to be the same
Separating our lives (our lives)
And wondering why
Face down, I walk away
Everytime I think I do the right thing
You turn your back on me
Trippin' into a world
That never seems to far away
Too much time
Too many wasted days
How can you be this way? (be this way)
Now I'm alone and cold today
I'm walking dead mans drive (dead mans drive)
Reaching out for my life
I've been, known to fuck up everythin'
In this skin is a broken man
Trippin' into a world
That never seems to far away
Too much time
Too many wasted days
Just another vision, just another vision
In my world
In my world, in my world
Trippin' into a world
That never seems to far away
Too much time
Too many wasted days
Just another vision, just another vision
In my world
(In my world, in my world)
Trippin' by Godsmack
From the 2000 album Awake, "Trippin" serves as a quintessential example of Godsmack's mid-2000s rock sound, blending hard-hitting riffs with melodic hooks characteristic of the era. The track exemplifies the band's ability to fuse heavy metal aggression with accessible pop sensibilities, a signature element of their discography during this period. Released alongside other notable tracks from Awake, the song reinforces the group's reputation for delivering high-energy performances that defined the nu-metal and hard rock landscape of the early 21st century. Its enduring appeal lies in its driving rhythm and anthemic chorus, which have made it a staple for live sets and a recognizable part of the band's catalog.