I'm Useless
Queers · Day Late & A Dollar Short [1996]
Is sit and bite off more than I can chew
I used to have a job but now I'm through.
I guess I'm pretty stupid, but so are you.
'Cause I'm useless.
My girlfriend went and left me.
My landlord kicked me out.
I'm lonely scared and smelly
I wanna die, but don't know how.
He's seven years old, and he's dying of old age.
And I don't give a fuck about any of you limp wristed funny boys
But I'm useless.
But I'm useless.
But I'm useless.
But I'm useless.
Useless!
Useless!
Useless!
Useless!
Useless!
I'm Useless
I'm Useless stands as a quintessential example of The Queers' energetic punk rock style, appearing on their 1996 album Day Late & A Dollar Short. The track captures the band's signature blend of melodic hooks and frantic tempos that defined their prolific output during the mid-nineties. Known for their rapid-fire songwriting and high-energy live performances, The Queers have maintained a consistent presence in the punk scene through decades of recording. This song reflects the group's ability to distill complex emotions into concise, catchy compositions that resonate with fans of the genre. As part of a broader discography that includes numerous albums and live collections, the recording showcases the band's enduring commitment to their distinct sound. The Queers continue to be celebrated for their influence on punk rock, delivering music that remains vibrant and engaging for listeners across generations.