Wouldn't It Be Nice

Pennywise · Pennywise [1991]

WHOOOOOOAAAA!!



I have a vision of many things to come

A way to erase mistakes that have previously been done

And a time where man meets man without a glare but with a smile

Stop brooding on old things taste new ones for awhiiiiiiile



Chorus:

Until we try how will we knooooooooow?

How will we know until we tryyyyyyyyy?

So let's say we give it a go!

To find the world that we're looking for!

that we're looking foooooooor

To find the world that we're looking for!

that we're looking fooooooooor



Say find the children grow to be what they wanna be

Point them in the right direction to build their own reality

Lies and deception they can't tell what is real

walk with your feelings then "SHOUT!" how you feeeel



Chorus:

Until we try how will we knooooooooow?

How will we know until we tryyyyyyyyy?

So let's say we give it a go!

To find the world that we're looking for!

that we're looking for

To find the world that we're looking for!

that we're looking fooooooooor



(Instrumental)



Dig my Utopia flavor Euphoria all hands raised

"Hallelujah" sing a little Gloria cause

What is good? What is right? Who the f**k decides?

The places I see are through an individuals ey-y-es



Chorus:

Until we try how will we knooooooooow?

How will we know until we tryyyyyyyyy?

So let's say we give it a go!

to find the world that we're looking for!

that we're looking foooooooor

to find the world that we're LOOKING FOR!

that we're looking fooooor! AAAHHHHHHHHHH!!!!!

Wouldn't It Be Nice

Pennywise's 1991 self-titled debut album established the band as a cornerstone of East Coast punk rock. Their cover of "Wouldn't It Be Nice" reinterprets the Beach Boys classic through a high-energy punk lens, trading the original's lush harmonies for driving guitars and a faster tempo. This recording highlights the band's ability to honor pop traditions while maintaining their signature melodic aggression. The track serves as a testament to their early willingness to explore covers alongside original material, showcasing a dynamic range that would define their extensive discography. By adapting such an iconic song, Pennywise demonstrated their deep connection to the broader history of rock and pop music, bridging generations of listeners through a spirited, guitar-driven performance that remains a fan favorite.