Hit That

The Offspring · Greatest Hits [2005]

The winds of fortune

Don't blow the same

She had to get out

And make a change

She had a kid now

But much to young

That baby daddy's out having fun



He's saying

I'm on a roll

With all the girls I know

His baby momma

She ain't so slow

He's saying

I'm on a roll

With all the girls I know

I know you want to hit that

I know you want to hit that, hit that

All the world is gettin' with, I say

Consequences are a lot, but hey

That's the way it

That's the way things go



What was a family

Is now a shell

We're raising kids now

Who raise themselves

Sex is a weapon

It's like a drug

It gets him right into that grave that he just dug



She's saying

I'm on the run

I'm chasing guys for fun

Her baby daddy

It ain't his only one

She's saying

I'm on the run

I'm chasing guys for fun

I know you want to hit that

I know you want to hit that, hit that

Everybody's gettin' with, I say

Consequences are a lot, but hey

That's the way it

That's the way things go



Well it winds up

Broken up

Really such a shame

But why not

Take a chance

Everything's a game

And it don't stop

Hooking up

Nothing's gonna change

The more he's trying

The more he's buying



He says

I'm on a roll

With all the girls I know

His baby momma

Don't need to know

He's saying

I'm on a roll

With all the girls I know

I know you want to hit that

I know you want to hit that, hit that

All the world is gettin' with, I say

Consequences are a lot, but hey

That's the way it

That's the way things go

Hit That

Hit That is a standout track from The Offspring, appearing on their 2005 compilation Greatest Hits. The song captures the band's signature punk rock energy, blending driving rhythms with the sharp, observational lyrics that defined their career. As part of a collection celebrating their most popular recordings, the track reflects the group's enduring influence on alternative rock. The Offspring built a reputation for merging social commentary with catchy melodies, a style evident throughout their extensive discography. This recording serves as a reminder of their ability to craft anthems that resonate with fans across generations, maintaining the high-energy sound that propelled them to international success during the 1990s and beyond.