Our Team
Beach Boys · Other Songs - Beach Boys
We look like we know what we're doing
When they ask us to play
Only takes two or three minutes
To warm up and give it our best
And beat all the rest
The girls in the stands and all of our fans
We're for our team yeah
You'll never lose it
With us you're still number one
We run out onto the court
We're playing our favorite sport
We don't care about the big guys
We're taking them down to our size
And we get a rise
From the girls in the stands and all of our fans
Yeah
We're for our team yeah
You'll never lose it
With us you're still number one
Give it our best
And beat all the rest
For the girls in the stands and all of our fans
We're for our team yeah
You'll never lose it
With us you're still number one
You'll never lose it
With us you're still number one
You'll never lose it
With us you're still number one
You'll never lose it
With us you're still number one
When they ask us to play
Only takes two or three minutes
To warm up and give it our best
And beat all the rest
The girls in the stands and all of our fans
We're for our team yeah
You'll never lose it
With us you're still number one
We run out onto the court
We're playing our favorite sport
We don't care about the big guys
We're taking them down to our size
And we get a rise
From the girls in the stands and all of our fans
Yeah
We're for our team yeah
You'll never lose it
With us you're still number one
Give it our best
And beat all the rest
For the girls in the stands and all of our fans
We're for our team yeah
You'll never lose it
With us you're still number one
You'll never lose it
With us you're still number one
You'll never lose it
With us you're still number one
You'll never lose it
With us you're still number one
About Our Team
"Our Team" is a track by The Beach Boys, a pioneering American rock band known for their innovative use of harmony and complex chord progressions. Released during the mid-1960s, the song reflects the group's signature style, blending pop sensibilities with the surf rock energy that defined their early career. While the band is most famous for hits like "Surfin' USA" and "Good Vibrations," this recording showcases their ability to craft cohesive musical narratives that resonated with audiences of the era. The song remains a testament to The Beach Boys' enduring influence on the development of harmony-based rock music and their status as a cultural touchstone for the 1960s.