Smash It Up
Offspring · Other Songs - Offspring
"Smash It Up"
We've been playing now for much too long
And never gonna dance to a different song
I'm gonna scream and shout till my dying breath
I'm gonna smash it up till there's nothing left
Ooh smash it up
Smash it up smash it up
Ooh smash it up
Smash it up smash it up
People call me weird, oh it's such a shame
Maybe it's my clothes, must be to blame
I don't even care if I look a mess
Don't wanna be a sucker like all the rest
Smash it up
And you can keep your crystal glasses
Smash it up
And you can see a very dead-way end
Smash it up
And you can stick a frothy lager
Smash it up
Up the fuck with your lesson
We've been playing now for much too long
And never gonna dance to a different song
I'm gonna scream and shout till my dying breath
I'm gonna smash it up till there's nothing left
And everybody's smashing things down
I said everybody's smashing things down
We've been playing now for much too long
And never gonna dance to a different song
I'm gonna scream and shout till my dying breath
I'm gonna smash it up till there's nothing left
Ooh smash it up
Smash it up smash it up
Ooh smash it up
Smash it up smash it up
People call me weird, oh it's such a shame
Maybe it's my clothes, must be to blame
I don't even care if I look a mess
Don't wanna be a sucker like all the rest
Smash it up
And you can keep your crystal glasses
Smash it up
And you can see a very dead-way end
Smash it up
And you can stick a frothy lager
Smash it up
Up the fuck with your lesson
We've been playing now for much too long
And never gonna dance to a different song
I'm gonna scream and shout till my dying breath
I'm gonna smash it up till there's nothing left
And everybody's smashing things down
I said everybody's smashing things down
Smash It Up
Released by the punk rock band The Offspring, 'Smash It Up' stands as a defining track from their 1994 debut album, *Smash*. The song encapsulates the raw energy and aggressive sound that characterized the band's early work, blending traditional punk rhythms with a driving, rhythmic intensity. As a staple of the genre, it reflects the late 80s and early 90s punk revival movement, serving as an anthem for fans of the era. The recording captures the band's signature vocal style and guitar work, establishing a template for their subsequent discography and influencing countless later acts in the pop-punk and alternative rock scenes.