All The Small Things

Blink 182 · The Mark Tom And Travis Show

All the, small things
true care, truth brings
I'll take, one lift
your ride, best trip
always, I know
you'll be, at my show
watching, waiting, commiserating

Say it ain't so, I will not go
turn the lights off, carry me home
Na, na, na, na....

Late night, come home
work sucks, I know
she left me roses by the stairs
surprises let me know she cares

Say it ain't so, I will not go
turn the lights off, carry me home
Na, na, na, na....

Say it ain't so, I will not go
turn the lights off, carry me home
keep your head still, I'll be your thrill
the night will go on, my little windmill

Say it ain't so, I will not go
turn the lights off, carry me home
keep your head still, I'll be your thrill
the night will go on,
the night will go on,
my little windmill

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Mark: Hi. We're back, just like I said we'd be back. You can leave
now and beat the traffic.
Tom: Or beat your meat.
Mark: Or... you can stick around and beat your meat. I like that.
I think I'm gonna say that every night from now on. You can leave
and beat the traffic, or you can stick around and beat your meat.
Satan: I have a few words to say about beating your meat. Just, I
just heard you guys talking about masturbation, I thought I'd show
up, and... I don't know, uh, I don't think I'm wanted here, so I'm
gonna take off, see ya guys later.
Mark: As my present to you people, we're gonna stop talking now and
play a song. Thank you.
Tom: Surprise!

All The Small Things

Released by Blink-182 on their 1999 album The Mark, Tom and Travis Show, this track stands as a defining example of the band's evolution into alternative rock. The song features a dynamic interplay between the group's signature punk energy and melodic pop sensibilities, showcasing the collaborative songwriting of Mark Hoppus and Tom DeLonge. Its upbeat tempo and catchy chorus made it a staple of late 90s youth culture, while its themes of romantic idealism resonated with a generation. The recording captures the band's polished studio sound, distinguishing it from their earlier garage-punk recordings and cementing their status as a major force in the nu-metal and pop-punk landscape of the era.