52 Girls
The Offspring · Other Songs - The Offspring
Shelly, Jane, Laura, Stacey
See them on the beach or in New York City
Jennifer and Cyndee
And Sascha and Marvin
Can you name, name, name, name them today
Can you name, name, name, name them today
Chelsea and Gloria and Wendy and Glenda
These are the girls of the USA
The principal girls of the USA
Can you name, name, name, name them today
Can you name, name, name, name them today
Oh Rose, Rose and Denise
And Michelle and Randi, Kamala and Roma
Cynthia and Lisa, Tammi and Virginia
And Stephanie and Jamie-O
These are the girls of the USA
The principal girls of the USA
Can you name, name, name, name them today
Can you name, name, name, name them today
See them on the beach or in New York City
Jennifer and Cyndee
And Sascha and Marvin
Can you name, name, name, name them today
Can you name, name, name, name them today
Chelsea and Gloria and Wendy and Glenda
These are the girls of the USA
The principal girls of the USA
Can you name, name, name, name them today
Can you name, name, name, name them today
Oh Rose, Rose and Denise
And Michelle and Randi, Kamala and Roma
Cynthia and Lisa, Tammi and Virginia
And Stephanie and Jamie-O
These are the girls of the USA
The principal girls of the USA
Can you name, name, name, name them today
Can you name, name, name, name them today
52 Girls - The Offspring
Released in 1994 on the album *Self Esteem*, "52 Girls" stands as a defining track in The Offspring's evolution from punk revival to mainstream rock. The song exemplifies the band's signature blend of aggressive guitar riffs and socially conscious lyrics, addressing themes of female empowerment and the objectification of women within the music industry. As a staple of their discography, it has become an anthem for fans and a frequent inclusion in lists of the greatest power pop songs of the 1990s. Its enduring popularity highlights the band's ability to craft anthems that resonate across generations while maintaining their core identity as a leading voice in the alternative rock movement.