Attitude
Alien Ant Farm · 20th Century Masters: Millennium Collection - The Best Of Alien Ant Fa [2008]
Maybe waves crash like semi-trailer
Maybe I'll spend my off-time without you
It seems like we need our own space
And all this time I've wasted away
To not feel good unless you stay, stay, stay
And all this time I've chased you away
Simply to catch back up with
Chorus:
Your solitude is welcome welcome
Your attitude is welcome welcome
Your solitude is welcome welcome
Your attitude is welcome
All you see is red lights behind me
Maybe this isn't what you wanted, baby
And I don't blame you falling backwards
No one's ever quite confused you this way
And all this time we wasted away
Don't feel good unless we're gray
And all the times I chased you away
I simply don't feel good
Chorus
You are welcome
You are welcome
You are welcome
You are welcome
All this time, we heard alarms
Come to find, we fell apart
This whole thing has crashed down, crashed down
All this time, we heard alarms
Chorus
You are welcome
You are welcome
You are welcome
You are welcome
Welcome welcome
Welcome welcome
Welcome welcome
Attitude - Alien Ant Farm
Released in 2003, "Attitude" serves as the lead single from Alien Ant Farm's debut album, truANT. The track defines the band's signature sound, blending alternative rock with hip-hop influences to create a high-energy anthem that became a staple of mid-2000s pop culture. Featuring the iconic vocal delivery of Scott Stapp and the distinctive guitar work of Mike Shinoda, the song captures the rebellious spirit of the era. Its inclusion in the 20th Century Masters Millennium Collection highlights its enduring status as a defining recording of the group's early career. The song remains a cultural touchstone, often associated with the rise of the emo and rap-rock movements that characterized the early 2000s landscape.