3 Month Weekend No Use for a Name
"3 Month Weekend" by No Use for a Name, released in 1997, is a #Punk rock anthem about escapism and the desire to break free from monotony. The lyrics express a longing for freedom and the frustration of daily life. Musically, it features catchy melodies and energetic rhythms, capturing the spirit of rebellion and youthful discontent. The song resonates with listeners seeking liberation from routine.
It's a Thursday morning, four a.m
And you won't let me go
If tomorrow comes I guess I'll never know
Even in the darkest hour it's the brightest
Time of day
Even when I go to bed I'm still awake
Eyes held up with toothpicks
And my jaw is going off
I will never leave you or
Admit that I was wrong
There's so many things I'd like to say
I'm foaming at the mouth
Maybe I could write
My pen is hollowed out
I've got ideas and inventions
And I'd use them if I could
Stop waking up the next day
When they're all no good
Please don't say another word
I know your story well
Conversations take two
But I'm talking, talking to myself
And you won't let me go
If tomorrow comes I guess I'll never know
Even in the darkest hour it's the brightest
Time of day
Even when I go to bed I'm still awake
Eyes held up with toothpicks
And my jaw is going off
I will never leave you or
Admit that I was wrong
There's so many things I'd like to say
I'm foaming at the mouth
Maybe I could write
My pen is hollowed out
I've got ideas and inventions
And I'd use them if I could
Stop waking up the next day
When they're all no good
Please don't say another word
I know your story well
Conversations take two
But I'm talking, talking to myself
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