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Blink 182 ~ Time


When the clock strikes two
there's just so much to do
and I can't explain what I need
jobs and social groups
hearing the latest news
keeping your reputation clean

And I don't want to worry
about being on time
I see the way you hurry
and time runs your life again

The difference between east and west
money means so much less
and objects aren't so important to buy
I wish that a clock
could often just be stopped
and then we look into the time

And I don't want to worry
about being on time
I see the way you hurry
and time runs your life again


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