Mutt
Blink 182 · The Mark Tom And Travis Show
she has her curlers set, her credit cards are paying the funds
he's not that old, I've been told a strong sexual goal
he goes out everyday she goes every way, oh yeah
they don't even care at all
She's open waiting for more
and I know he's only looking to score
and it is way too unhealthy
often they've typically
been starved for attention before
She smokes a dozen and he doesn't seem to notice the smell
he took the seat off his own bike because the way that it felt
he wants to bone this I know she is ready to blow
they go out every night his pants are super tight, oh yeah
they don't even care at all
She's open waiting for more
(she's open waiting for more)
and I know he's only looking to score
(he's only looking to score)
and it is way too unhealthy
often they've typically
been starved for attention before
She's open waiting for more
and I know he's only looking to score
and it is way too unhealthy
often they've typically
been starved for attention before
(take off your pants!)
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Tom: We really love each other, we are the best of friends.
Fuck Mark, Travis... you guys mean a lot to me man. You know
what I mean? He needs some ointment. Hey, I think every single
pharmasutical drug should be, uh, in oinment form, and it can
only go on your balls. Ya know, like, if you have a cold, you
gotta rub ointment on your balls.
About Mutt
"Mutt" is a high-energy track by Blink 182, released on their 2001 album *The Mark, Tom and Travis Show*. As a quintessential example of the band's pop-punk and emo revival style, the song features their signature fast-paced guitar riffs, driving drums, and Tom DeLonge's characteristic vocal delivery. The recording captures the raw, youthful spirit of the early 2000s scene, blending catchy hooks with the band's trademark humor and self-deprecating lyrics. It stands as a staple of their discography, reflecting the era's broader cultural shift toward a more accessible, mainstream rock sound while maintaining the band's distinct identity. The track remains a defining moment in Blink 182's catalog, showcasing their ability to craft memorable songs that resonated deeply with a generation of listeners.