Kiss Me Kiss Me

5 Seconds Of Summer · 5 Seconds Of Summer [2014]

Here's to teenage memories



Can I call wake you up on a Sunday?

Late night I think we need to get away

Headlights hold tight turn the radio loud

(turn the radio loud)

Let me know where to go and I'll get you there

Tell the truth and I'll show you how to dare

Flash lights held tight we can own this town

Never say goodbye



So kiss me kiss me kiss me

And tell me that I'll see you again

Cause I don't know if I can let you go



So kiss me kiss me kiss me

I'm dying just to see you again

Let's make tonight the best of our lives (yeah)



Here's to teenage memories

Here's to teenage memories



Close your eyes you'll be mine and it's alright

Take a breath no rest til the sunrise

Heartbeat so sweet when your lips touch mine

We don't have to go home right now

We're never gonna stop cause we're dreaming out loud

We know what we want, we know we're gonna get it somehow

Never say goodbye



So kiss me kiss me kiss me

And tell me that I'll see you again

Cause I don't know if I can let you go

So kiss me kiss me kiss me

I'm dying just to see you again

Let's make tonight the best of our lives (yeah)



Here's to teenage memories

Here's to teenage memories



So kiss me kiss me kiss me

And tell me that I'll see you again

Cause I don't know if I can let you go

So kiss me kiss me kiss me

I'm dying just to see you again

Let's make tonight the best of our lives (yeah)



Here's to teenage memories

Here's to teenage memories

Here's to teenage memories

Kiss Me Kiss Me

Released in 2014 on the self-titled album, 'Kiss Me Kiss Me' is a high-energy pop-punk track by the Australian rock band 5 Seconds Of Summer. The song exemplifies the group's signature blend of catchy hooks and youthful angst, featuring the band's characteristic vocal harmonies and driving guitar riffs. It serves as a staple of their discography during their peak commercial success, reflecting the genre's revival in the mid-2010s. The recording captures the band's evolution from their earlier indie-pop roots into a polished pop-punk sound that resonated with a global audience. As a key track on their major label debut, it highlights their ability to craft anthemic songs designed for radio play and live performance.