Waggy
Blink 182 · Dude Ranch
as I drive away
wishing that I could take back all those words that meant nothing
that I didn't say
I'm trying to be what you want me to be
But it's so damn hard to keep playing the part of the fool
week after week
I think you need some time alone
You say you want someone to call your own
Open you eyes
you can suck in your pride
you can live your life all on your own
Is this all going to be just another time
that we play this game
I've tried to convice you that things could be different
but somehow they end up the same
But what did you expect from me
What am I supposed to do
you say that you're starting to feel like you're getting lost
Well I do too
I'm not gonna live this lie again
I know I'll get it right but I don't know when
I'll open my eyes
Iv'e got somethin inside
I'll just jack off in my room until then
It's never over till its done
and I don't think that you're the one (4x)
About Waggy
"Waggy" is a high-energy track by Blink 182 from their 2000 album *Dude Ranch*, exemplifying the band's signature blend of punk rock and pop-punk. The song features the group's characteristic power chords, driving rhythms, and Tom DeLonge's distinct vocal delivery, which often balances aggression with melodic hooks. Released during the height of the mid-2000s pop-punk revival, the recording captures the band's ability to craft anthemic choruses that resonated with a generation of fans. As part of their discography, the track showcases their evolution from their earlier skate-punk roots toward a more polished, radio-friendly sound while maintaining their core identity. The song remains a staple of their live performances and has become a recognizable element of their catalog, reflecting the era's musical landscape and the band's enduring influence on the genre.