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Say Goodbye

Say goodbye to the ones that we love
Say goodbye to the ones we love
Say goodbye to the ones that we love
Goodbye to the ones that we love
Say goodbye to the ones that we love
Say goodbye to the ones we love
Say goodbye to the ones that we love
Say goodbye to the ones that we love
Violence on the rise
Like a bullet in the sky
Oh Lord have mercy on my soul
Kindred Spirits sing
For the sick and suffering (the suffering)
The city of damage control
This is how we
(Roll... Roll...)
Say hello to the cops on patrol
Say hello to the cops on patrol
Say hello to the cops on patrol
Say hello to the ones in control
Teach your children well
From the bottom of the well
Oh Lord have mercy on my soul
Hear the children sing
For the sick and suffering (the suffering)
The city of damage control
This is how we
(Roll... Roll... Roll...)
Violence on the rise
Like a bullet in the sky
Oh Lord have mercy on my soul
Kindred Spirits sing
For the sick and suffering (the suffering)
The city of damage control
This is how we
Say a prayer for the ones that we love
Say a prayer for the ones we love
Say a prayer for the ones that we love
Say goodbye to the ones that we love
(This is how we)
Say a prayer for the ones that we love
Say a prayer for the ones we love
Say a prayer for the ones that we love
Say goodbye to the ones that we love
(This is how we)
Category:Songs
Scattered/lyrics

Scattered is the fifth song on Nimrod.
I've got some scattered pictures lying on my bedroom floor. 
Reminds me of the times we shared. 
Makes me wish that you were here. 
Now it seems I've forgotten my purpose in this life. 
All the songs have been erased. 
Guess I've learned from my mistakes. 
Open the past and present. 
Now and we are there. 
Story to tell and I am listening. 
Open the past and present. 
And the future too. 
It's all I've got and I'm giving it up to you. 
Loose ends tied in knots. 
Leaving a lump down in my throat. 
Gagging on a souvenir. 
Lodged to fill another year. 
Drag it on and on until my skin is ripped to shreds. 
Leaving myself wide open. 
Living out a sacrifice. 
If you got no one and I've got no place to go, would it be alright? 
Could it be alright?
Category:Lyrics
See You Tonight

"See You Tonight" is the first track of the second trilogy album ¡Dos!. The song is only a minute long and segues into the second track "Fuck Time".
"See You Tonight" is the shortest song ever released by Green Day, being three seconds shorter than "Take Back". "The Ballad of Wilhelm Fink" from the compilation album Short Music for Short People is 32 seconds long and is the actual shortest song of theirs.
==Song meaning==
"See You Tonight" is a lighthearted, acoustic song in which the narrator appears to miss someone and wonders whether they will meet up at night.
The song's tone is intentionally deceptive because once it segues into "Fuck Time", the album becomes garage rock with a wild party theme.
==Live performances==
Green Day has never played this song live.
==Lyrics==
Category:Songs
See the Light

Well I crossed the river
Fell into the sea
Where the nonbelievers
Go beyond belief
Then I scratched the surface
In the mouth of Hell
Running out of service
In the blood I fell
Well I,
I just want to see the light
And I don't want to lose my sight
And I just want to see the light
And I need to know what's worth the fight
Well I've been wasted
Pills and alcohol
I've been chasing
Down the pool halls
Then I drank the water
From a hurricane
And I set a fire
Just to see the flame
Well I,
I just want to see the light
And I don't want to lose my sight
And I just want to see the light
And I need to know what's worth the fight
I crossed the desert
Reaching higher ground
Then I pound the pavement
To take the liars down
But it's gone forever
But never too late
Where the ever-after
Is in the hands of fate
Well I,
I just want to see the light
And I don't want to lose my sight
And I just want to see the light
And I need to know what's worth the fight
Category:Songs
She

"She" is the eighth song on Dookie, following after "Basket Case" and before "Sassafras Roots". It is also the fifth and last single of Dookie. This is one of Billie Joe Armstrong's favorite songs, and one he makes sure is included in every Green Day show. "I will play 'She' for the rest of my life," he told Rolling Stone in 2014. "It has aged well with me."
It was written by Billie for a former girlfriend who showed him a feminist poem with an identical title. At first, Billie wanted to drop "She" from the album. But the former girlfriend convinced him to release it after all, after she moved to Ecuador {citation needed}. The same ex-girlfriend is the topic of the songs “Sassafras Roots”, “Chump”, and “Good Riddance (Time of Your Life)”.
==Song meaning==
"She" is about becoming a person you don't want to be. The narrator got herself carried away by the rest and adapted to what other people want her to be like (All her doubts were someone else's point of view). Now she's in a life she doesn't feel comfortable in and feels like she's completely useless (Are you locked up in a world that's been planned out for you / Are you feeling like a social tool without a use). She's so frustrated that she can't keep quiet anymore and tries to find her old self again. The phrase Scream at me until my ears bleed/I'm taking heed just for you could refer to the narrator listening to all this frustration from someone.
You could view "She" as a very feminist song, as the broader meaning could also be about the struggles all young (adolescent) women go through. Trying to adapt to a world that has certain expectations about them and tells them what to do, trying to fit and feel accepted as well as they can. Many women therefore struggle to find thir own identity, which leads up to frustrations later on in their life when they have to make their own decisions.
==Lyrics==
Category:Singles
Category:Bowling Bowling Bowling Parking Parking
She's a Rebel/lyrics

She's a rebel
She's a saint
She's the salt of the earth
And she's dangerous
She's a rebel
Vigilante
Missing link on the brink
Of destruction
From Chicago to Toronto
She's the one that they
Call ol' What's-Her-Name
She's the symbol
Of resistance
And she's holding on my heart
Like a hand-grenade
Is she dreaming
What I'm thinking?
Is she the mother of all bombs,
Gonna detonate?
Is she trouble
Like I'm trouble?
Make it a double
Twist of fate
Or a melody that
She sings the revolution
The dawning of our lives
She brings this liberation
That I just can't define
Well, nothing comes to mind [x2]
She's a rebel
She's a saint
She's the salt of the Earth
And she's dangerous
She's a rebel
Vigilante
Missing link on the brink
Of destruction
She's a rebel
She's a saint
She's the salt of the Earth
And she's dangerous
She's a rebel
Vigilante
Missing link on the brink
Of destruction
She's a rebel, she's a rebel, she's a rebel,
And she's dangerous [x2]
Category:Lyrics
She/lyrics

She...
She screams in silence
A sullen riot penetrating through her mind
Waiting for a sign
To smash the silence with the brick of self-control
Are you locked up in a world
That's been planned out for you?
Are you feeling like a social tool without a use?
Scream at me until my ears bleed
I'm taking heed just for you
She...
She's figured out
All her doubts were someone else's point-of-view
Waking up this time
To smash the silence with the brick of self-control
Are you locked up in a world
That's been planned out for you?
Are you feeling like a social tool without a use?
Scream at me until my ears bleed
I'm taking heed just for you
EHHHHHH-AHHHHHHHHHH!!!
Are you locked up in a world
That's been planned out for you?
Are you feeling like a social tool without a use?
Scream at me until my ears bleed
I'm taking heed just for you
Category:Lyrics
Shenanigans

Shenanigans is a compilation album of B-sides and rarities from Green Day prior to the American Idiot era. It was released on July 2, 2002.
The original cover of Shenanigans does not feature the band name or the album's title on it, so several retailers designed a logo on a small sticker and plastered it on the jewel case.
Shenanigans has sold 200,000 units as of August 2006.
==Track list==
All lyrics written by Billie Joe Armstrong unless otherwise noted.
#"Suffocate"
#"Desensitized"
#"You Lied"
#"Outsider" (Dee-Dee Ramone/The Ramones)
#"Don't Wanna Fall in Love"
#"Espionage" (instrumental)
#"I Want to be on T.V." (Sam McBride, Tom Flynn/Fang)
#"Scumbag" (Mike Dirnt)
#"Tired of Waiting for You" (Ray Davies/The Kinks)
#"Sick of Me"
#"Rotting"
#"Do Da Da"
#"On the Wagon"
#"Ha Ha You're Dead" (Mike)
=="D.U.I."==
Since the release of Shenanigans there has been speculation over the track "D.U.I.", a song written and performed by Tré Cool, because the track is listed in between Tracks 9 and 10 ("Tired of Waiting for You" and "Sick of Me") in the album's booklet. All of the song information except for the title is obscured by a large spot of spray paint.Scan from the Shenanigans booklet Finally in 2006, on the Idiot Club website, in the Question and Answer section, Dirnt joked that "D.U.I." was removed because it was filled with "great advice"; then Armstrong stated that he "likes irresponsibility, but not that much irresponsibility".
"D.U.I." is only featured as the 7th track on unmastered, promotional copies of Shenanigans. It is 1:50 in track length.Shenanigans Unmastered - Green Day Videos 
Green Day's official site once stated that "D.U.I" is featured on the Japanese release of Shenanigans, which is false.
==Personnel==
*Billie Joe Armstrong - lead vocals, lead guitar, writing
*Mike Dirnt - bass, backing vocals, writing
*Tré Cool - drums, percussion
==References==
==See also==
*International Superhits! - Another compilation album that features Green Day's greatest hits.
Category:Compilation albums
Category:Albums
Shoplifter

"Shoplifter" is the second track of American Idiot, and one of two B-sides on some of the European and Australian versions of the "American Idiot" single.American Idiot single - Green Day Discography
"Shoplifter" was released as a one-track single exclusively through the iTunes Store on September 21, 2004 (the same day American Idiot was released), and "Shoplifter" had its own cover art on there. The single was removed on April 16, 2009. It is still available on the iTunes edition of the American Idiot album and can be purchased for $1.29 individually.
The track was recorded in 2003 at Studio 880 in Oakland, California, shortly before the American Idiot recording sessions.
== Lyrics ==
== References ==
Category:B-sides
Category:Singles
Category:Bonus tracks
Shoplifter/lyrics

Shoplifter, you'll never learn
When you commit the crime
Shoplifter, you're getting burned
And now you gotta do the time
It's a one, two, three, on the felony
Well, not everything is free
Now that you served the community
It's the life of a petty thief
It's not considered stealing
Unless you're getting caught
But it isn't called stealing
Tryin' to take something you haven't got
Shoplifter, you'll never learn
What lies behind your back
Not a burglar or a bank robber
Just a kleptomaniac
It's not considered stealing
Unless you're getting caught
But you've caught stealing
Tryin' to take something you haven't got
Shoplifter, you'll never learn
When you commit the crime
Shoplifter, you're gettin' burned
And now you gotta do the time
Oh, now you gotta do the time
Oh, now you gotta do sometime
Category:Lyrics
Side projects

The following is a list of side projects of Green Day.
==Pinhead Gunpowder==
*Billie Joe Armstrong - vocals, lead guitar
*Jason White - rhythm guitar, vocals
*Aaron Cometbus - drums
*Bill Schneider - bass, vocals
==The Network==
*Fink - lead vocals, lead guitar
*Van Gogh - lead vocals, bass
*The Snoo - drums
*Captain Underpants - keytar, backing vocals
*Z - keyboards, backing vocals
*Balducci - rhythm guitar, backing vocals
==The Longshot==
*Billie Joe Armstrong - vocals, lead guitar
*Kevin Preston - rhythm guitar
*Jeff Matika - bass
*David S. Preston - drums
Category:Bands
Simpsons Theme

"The Simpsons Theme" is the theme song of the animated TV show The Simpsons, composed by Danny Elfman.
==Green Day cover==
In 2007, Green Day recorded a cover version of the theme song for The Simpsons Movie and released it as a single. It placed as high as #106 on the Billboard Hot 100, #19 on the UK Singles Chart, and #16 on the UK Download Chart. Also for The Simpsons Movie, Hans Zimmer, who composed the score for the film, arranged his own version of the theme in an orchestral style consistent with the original, and also inserted "tiny fragments" of it into the rest of his score.
==Lyrics==
Category:Singles
Category:Covers
Category:Movie songs
Singles

Since Green Day signed to Reprise Records in 1994 and released Dookie that same year, they have released a few singles from every studio album of theirs.
A single is a song (oftentimes with one or a few extra tracks known as B-sides) that is released separately from an album; most singles are also present on an album but may receive an individual release due to popularity. Singles are created for radio stations, promotional use, or for sale to the general public.
==Dookie (1994)==
*"Longview" - February 1, 1994
*"Welcome to Paradise" (October 4, 1994)
*"Basket Case" (November 29, 1994)
*"When I Come Around" (January 31, 1995)
*"She" (May 5, 1995)
==Insomniac (1995)==
*"Geek Stink Breath" (September 25, 1995)
*"Stuck with Me" (December 27, 1995)
*"Brain Stew / Jaded" (July 3, 1996)
*"Walking Contradiction" (August 20, 1996)
==Nimrod (1997)==
*"Hitchin' a Ride" (September 22, 1997)
*"Good Riddance (Time of Your Life)" (December 23, 1997)
*"Redundant" (May 26, 1998)
*"Nice Guys Finish Last" (March 23, 1999)
==Warning (2000)==
*"Minority" (October 31, 2000)
*"Warning" (December 11, 2000)
*"Waiting" (October 29, 2001)
==American Idiot (2004)==
*"American Idiot" (August 31, 2004)
*"Boulevard of Broken Dreams" (November 29, 2004)
*"Holiday" (March 14, 2005)
*"Wake Me Up When September Ends" (June 13, 2005)
*"Jesus of Suburbia" (October 25, 2005)
==21st Century Breakdown (2009)==
*"Know Your Enemy" (April 16, 2009)
*"21 Guns" (May 25, 2009)
*"East Jesus Nowhere" (October 19, 2009)
*"21st Century Breakdown" (December 21, 2009)
*"Last of the American Girls" (March 22, 2010)
==¡Uno! (2012)==
*"Oh Love" (July 16, 2012)
*"Kill the DJ" (August 14, 2012)
*"Let Yourself Go" (September 5, 2012)
==¡Dos! (2012)==
*"Stray Heart" (October 15, 2012)
==¡Tré! (2012)==
*"The Forgotten" (October 30, 2012)
*"X-Kid" (February 12, 2013)
==Revolution Radio (2016)==
*"Bang Bang" (August 11, 2016)
*"Still Breathing" (November 12, 2016)
Category:Green Day
Category:Singles
Slappy

Slappy is the second EP by Green Day, released sometime in Summer 1990 through Lookout! Records. The EP is named after the dog Mickey on the front cover, who was nicknamed "Slappy" by Jason Relva, the late friend of Mike Dirnt. Billie Joe Armstrong cites this EP as the point when Green Day began to find their sound.
The EP was recorded in a few hours on April 20, 1990 at the Art of Ears Studio in San Fransisco, California and mixed within another few hours on April 23. It was released exclusively on vinyl in limited quantities of black, dark green, light green, and blue shortly afterward. It remained in print until August 2005 when Green Day pulled their catalog from Lookout! Records, but starting on March 24, 2009, Slappy and 1,000 Hours went back in print to accompany the vinyl release of 39/Smooth.
In 1991, all four tracks on Slappy were re-released on the compilation album 1,039/Smoothed Out Slappy Hours.
Unusually for Green Day, the guitars on the EP are tuned down a full-step to D tuning (except "Knowledge", which is in standard). 
==Track list==
All lyrics written by Billie Joe Armstrong unless otherwise noted.
===Side A===
#"Paper Lanterns" - 2:23
#"Why Do You Want Him?" - 2:31
===Side B===
#"409 in Your Coffeemaker" - 2:54
#"Knowledge" (Jesse Michaels/Operation Ivy) - 2:19
==Personnel==
===Green Day===
*Billie Joe Armstrong - lead vocals, lead guitar, writing
*Mike Dirnt - bass, backing vocals
*Al Sobrante - drums, percussion
*Aaron Cometbus - backing vocals, teeth noise ("Knowledge")
===Production===
*Andy Ernst - production, mixing
Category:EPs
Somewhere Now

I'm running late to somewhere now
That I don't want to be
Where the future and promises
Ain't what it used to be
I never wanted to compromise
Or bargain with my soul
How did a life on the wild side
Ever get so dull?
(Ooh, ooh-ooh) All grown up and medicated
I'm high on cellular waves
(Ooh, ooh-ooh) I put the "riot" in "patriot"
And we all die in threes
I got a seat in the middle of the road
I'm gonna take my time
I shop online so I can vote
At the speed of life
I'm like a drone way up in the sky
I'm a shooting star
There's a soldier that's freaking out
P.S. This is war
(Ooh, ooh-ooh) All grown up and medicated
I'm high on cellular waves
(Ooh, ooh-ooh) I put the "riot" in "patriot"
And we all die in threes
(Ooh, ooh-ooh) All we want is money and guns
A new catastrophe
(Ooh, ooh-ooh) Here comes nothing, there's nothing to lose
It's a small price we pay
When we all die in threes
(Ooh, ooh ooh ooh-ooh) Somewhere now
(Ooh, ooh ooh, ooh-ooh) Somewhere now
(Ooh, ooh ooh, ooh) Somewhere now!
(Ooh, ooh ooh ooh-ooh) Somewhere now
(Ooh, ooh ooh ooh-ooh) Somewhere now
(Ooh, ooh ooh, ooh) Somewhere now!
(Ooh) Hallelujah, I found my soul
(Ooh) Under the sofa pillows
(Ooh) Congratulations, I found myself
(One, two!) Somewhere now
Somewhere now, somewhere now
Category:Songs
Song of the Century/lyrics

Sing us a song of the century
Louder than bombs and eternity
The era of static and contraband
That's leading us to the promised land
Tell us a story that's by candlelight
Waging a war and losing the fight
They're playing the song of the century
Of panic and promise and prosperity
Tell me a story into that goodnight
Sing us a song for me
Category:21st Century Breakdown
Category:Lyrics
St. Jimmy (song)

"St. Jimmy" is the sixth track of American Idiot. This song is named after one of the main characters in the album, St. Jimmy; this song introduces him and is sung from his perspective. "St. Jimmy" was also released as a B-side to the "Jesus of Suburbia" single.
"Are We the Waiting" and "St. Jimmy" are often combined since they segue into one another. Both songs were combined into a single track for the iTunes release of American Idiot.
This song was played live at the National Bowl in Milton-Keynes, England; that performance was added on the Bullet in a Bible CD and DVD.
Category:B-sides
Category:Songs
Category:American Idiot, the Musical
St. Vincent

St. Vincent is a 2014 comedy/drama film written, directed, and co-produced by Theodore Melfi in his feature film debut. The movie tells the story of the curmudgeonly title character (Bill Murray) babysitting his neighbor's son Oliver (Jaeden Lieberher), who earns the boy's admiration.
==Relation to Green Day==
St. Vincent uses "I Fought the Law" by Green Day for its soundtrack.
Category:Movies
Stab You in the Heart

Baby infidel in a dirty magazine
Telling dirty lies, everybody can see
Kick it in the head
And now I wanna see you dead
With a switchblade edge to the chest
I wanna stab you in the heart
I wanna stab you in the heart
Right in the bloody, bloody heart
Ooh-ooh
For Heaven's sake
You're just a fake
And you know it ain't right
Pictures don't lie
When you're front-page news
Dagger to heart coming down on you
I wanna stab you in the heart
I wanna stab you in the heart
Right in the bloody, bloody heart
Ooh-ooh
For Heaven's sake
You're just a fake
Girl, you know it ain't right
Daggers in my eyes and a rusty tambourine
Gimme my stiletto, gonna do some surgery
Right to the heart (in the bloody, oh, in the bloody)
I wanna stab you in the heart (in the bloody, oh, in the bloody)
Right in the bloody, bloody heart
Ooh (In the bloody, oh, in the bloody)
For Heaven's sake
You're just a fake
And you know it ain't right
Category:Songs
Stephen Bradley

Stephen Bradley (born August 23, 1972), nicknamed Stevie B, is an American musician, singer, and songwriter, best known as the trumpeter/backing vocalist for the pop rock band No Doubt. He has also performed with other artists, such as Gwen Stefani, the Smashing Pumpkins, and Bush.
In 1997, Stephen recorded horns for Green Day's fifth studio album Nimrod.
Category:People
Category:Additional musicians
Still Breathing

I'm like a child looking off in the horizon
I'm like an ambulance that's turning on the sirens
Oh, I'm still alive
I'm like a soldier coming home for the first time
I dodged a bullet and I walked across a landmine
Oh, I'm still alive
Am I bleeding?
Am I bleeding from the storm?
Just shine a light into the wreckage
So far away, away
'Cause I'm still breathing
'Cause I'm still breathing on my own
My head's above the rain and roses
Making my way away
'Cause I'm still breathing
'Cause I'm still breathing on my own
My head's above the rain and roses
Making my way away
My way to you
I'm like a junkie tying off for the last time
I'm like a loser that's betting on his last dime
Oh, I'm still alive
I'm like a son that was raised without a father
I'm like a mother barely keeping it together
Oh, I'm still alive
Am I bleeding?
Am I bleeding from the storm?
Just shine a light into the wreckage
So far away, away
'Cause I'm still breathing
'Cause I'm still breathing on my own
My head's above the rain and roses
Making my way away
'Cause I'm still breathing
'Cause I'm still breathing on my own
My head's above the rain and roses
Making my way, away, away...
As I walked out on the ledge
Are you scared to death to live?
I've been running all my life
Just to find a home that's for the restless
And the truth that's in the message
Making my way, away, away
'Cause I'm still breathing
'Cause I'm still breathing on my own
My head's above the rain and roses
Making my way away
'Cause I'm still breathing
'Cause I'm still breathing on my own
My head's above the rain and roses
Making my way, away
'Cause I'm still breathing (My way to you)
'Cause I'm still breathing on my own (My way to you)
My head's above the rain and roses
Making my way, away
My way to you
Category:Singles
Category:Songs
Category:Music videos
Stop When the Red Lights Flash

Uncomfortable silence
I'll kill it if you want me to
I'm like ultra-violence
I'll kill it if you want me to
Out of sight, out of mind
I'm not the hurting kind
I'll make you surrender
I'll make you surrender
I'll make you surrender
I'll make you surrender
Stop when the red lights flash
I'll trade you blood for dirty cash
Life in the catacombs
You make me feel like I'm at home
Out of sight, out of mind
I'm not the hurting kind
I'll make you surrender
I'll make you surrender
I'll make you surrender
I'll make you surrender
Out of sight, out of mind
Just give in one more time
I'll make you surrender
I'll make you surrender
I'll make you surrender
I'll make you surrender
I'll make you surrender
I'll make you surrender
I'll make you surrender
I'll make you surrender
Category:Promo-singles
Category:Songs
Strangeland

"Strangeland" is the third track on the Sweet Children EP and was later included as the 15th track and third bonus track on CD and cassette releases of Kerplunk. "Strangeland" has never been played live.Live Count for Strangeland
== Meaning ==
Strangeland is a highly abstract song in which the narrator is describing a mysterious place that his mind created. He describes the "floating image in his mind" and the "strange beings". Some people believe this song might be based on a book or movie, but this theory is not confirmed. The song might just be a dream or fantasy. However, there is a possibility that the song is about imaginary worlds that people create to make themselves feel wanted when their life in the real world makes them feel unhappy and worthless. They dream of a strangeland that might be weird and unpredictable, but where they feel important, because it is their world.
== Lyrics ==
==References==
Category:Bonus tracks