52 Girls
Offspring · Other Songs - 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 - Offspring
Released by the American punk rock band The Offspring, "52 Girls" stands as a defining track from their 1994 album Smash. The song exemplifies the band's signature blend of aggressive guitar riffs and driving rhythms, delivered through the distinctive vocals of bassist Dexter Holland. While the track is often associated with the broader nu-metal movement of the mid-90s, it remains a staple of the classic punk revival era. Its enduring popularity highlights the group's ability to craft anthemic songs that resonate across generations, cementing their status as a pivotal force in alternative rock history.