Hangover
O.A.R. · Other Songs - O.A.R.
Woke up with a headache from the night before
Cause sometimes I drink
Spent the night with my head in the toilet bowl
It's where I like to think
I said cause I don't want no one to take a piece of my heart
I hate to lose all the little bitty pieces from my heart
La-da-da hey-o
Ya ever spend all night thinking about your life
well I suggest we try
Well it's something that you're gonna wanna do with the night
Cause I tend to cry
I said cause I don't want no one to take a piece of my heart
I hate to lose all the little bitty pieces from my heart
Lalalala had-ey-o
Ya ever spent all day thinkin' bout the night
It's something that you do
When you think away too much you're out of sight
What ya gonna doI said cause I don't want no one to take a piece of my heart
I hate to lose all the little bitty pieces from my heart
Lalalala had-ey-o
Cause sometimes I drink
Spent the night with my head in the toilet bowl
It's where I like to think
I said cause I don't want no one to take a piece of my heart
I hate to lose all the little bitty pieces from my heart
La-da-da hey-o
Ya ever spend all night thinking about your life
well I suggest we try
Well it's something that you're gonna wanna do with the night
Cause I tend to cry
I said cause I don't want no one to take a piece of my heart
I hate to lose all the little bitty pieces from my heart
Lalalala had-ey-o
Ya ever spent all day thinkin' bout the night
It's something that you do
When you think away too much you're out of sight
What ya gonna doI said cause I don't want no one to take a piece of my heart
I hate to lose all the little bitty pieces from my heart
Lalalala had-ey-o
Hangover
O.A.R.'s "Hangover" stands as a defining track from their 2001 debut album, Risen. Released during the height of the alternative rock and pop-punk movement, the song captures the band's signature blend of melodic hooks and introspective lyrics. As a lead single, it helped establish the group's reputation for crafting anthemic songs that resonated with a generation of listeners. The recording features the band's characteristic guitar-driven sound, blending raw energy with polished production typical of early 2000s indie rock. Its enduring popularity highlights the song's ability to transcend its era, remaining a staple in the band's catalog and a touchstone for fans of the genre.