Released on Sex, Love and Rock n’ Roll in 2004. Thank you for another awesome submission, Scott! Most people wouldn’t describe punk (and its sub-genres) as being particularly eloquent, but this song is an exception. Social D occupies both ends of the lyrical spectrum, depending on which song you’re listening to. But I’d say that the lyrics in this song lay to rest any myth about men being incapable of expressing their feelings.
Side note: Can we pause for a moment and appreciate Mike Ness’ singing voice? After 30+ years with Social D, it has stayed perfectly intact.
What song does the world need to hear? Suggest a Song!
And this is why I love my mom and dad. 