Something New

Hanson · MMMBop [1996]

"What did you say?"



Oh

Everyone wants something

Everyone wants something

Everyone wants something new

And I mean new

New

New



Everyone wants something

Everyone wants something

Everyone wants something new

Everyone wants something new

Everyone wants something new



Ooh

You want to fly a jet

You want to fly an aeroplane

I dont know

To me it's all the same

You and I see a one world conquest

I don't know

I just guessed



Everyone wants something

Everybody wants something

Everyone wants something new

Yeah



Every

Every

Everyone wants something new

Ooh



Everybody wants something

Everybody wants something

Everyone wants something new

Everyone want something

Ooh



Everyone wants something new

Everyone wants something new



Everyone wants something

Everyone wants something

Everyone wants something new

And I mean new



"Everyone wants something new"

"Really"



You want to fly a jet

You want to fly an aeroplane

I dont know

To me it's all the same

You and I see a one world conquest

I don't know

I just guessed



Everyone wants something

Everyone wants something

Everybody wants something new

And I mean new

New

New



Everyone wants something

Everyone wants something

Everyone wants something new

Yeah



Something new

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Something new

Something new



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Something new

Something new

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Something new

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Everybody wants something

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And I want you

Something New - Hanson

Released in 1996 on the album MMMBop, "Something New" is a defining track of the mid-90s pop sound, blending upbeat rhythms with melodic hooks that became synonymous with the era. As part of Hanson's catalog, the song exemplifies their signature style of harmonized vocals and polished production, contributing to the group's massive commercial success and enduring legacy in American pop music. The recording captures the infectious energy of the time, serving as a nostalgic touchstone for listeners who remember the pop landscape of the late nineties.