All The Time
The Strokes · Comedown Machine [2013]
Should we care about the only ones?
All the time that I need is never quite enough
All the time that I have is all that's necessary
You're livin' it up,
You're livin' it up,
You're living too fast,
You gotta pray for the best
You never ask why,
You never ask why,
You're livin' it up,
Maybe you're flying too high
No one talks, about the horror
On my block, or by the shore
I'm all alone in a room,
Do you want what I want too?
All the time in the world
Is all that's necessary
You're livin' it up,
You're livin' it up,
You're living too fast,
You gotta pray for the best
You never ask why,
You never ask why,
You're livin' it up,
Baby you're flying too high
You never ask why,
You never ask why,
You're livin' it up,
Baby you're flying too high
Don't get on the phone
Don't reach for the door
You know the answer that you're looking for
You're livin' it up,
You're livin' it up,
You're living too fast,
You gotta pray for the best
You never ask why,
You never ask why,
You're livin' it up,
Baby you're flying too high
All The Time - The Strokes
Released on the 2013 album Comedown Machine, 'All The Time' stands as a defining track in The Strokes' discography, showcasing the band's evolution from their early post-punk roots into a more polished, melodic rock sound. The song features the signature blend of gritty guitar work and atmospheric production that became a hallmark of their later career. As a centerpiece of the album, it captures the band's ability to craft anthemic choruses while maintaining their characteristic raw energy. The track has become a staple of their live performances, resonating with fans who appreciate its place in the history of modern alternative rock. Its enduring popularity reflects the band's consistent influence on the genre and their capacity to create music that remains relevant across different eras.

