
Mark Hoppus has revealed he recorded vocals for an unreleased Linkin Park track
Mark Hoppus says he recorded vocals for a Linkin Park song that has yet to be released.
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'Emo' by blink-182 is a 1997 Rock track from the album 'Dude Ranch'. The lyrics are a bitter address to someone stuck in a cycle of mockery, dismissal and cruelty, with the singer insisting nothing will improve. There is a direct, confrontational tone throughout, culminating in the line, "you feel empty all the time".
"Emo" is a track by blink-182, from the album Dude Ranch, released 13th April 1997. The track is 2:51 long. It's filed under Rock. Full lyrics are available below. Dork has published 16 articles about blink-182.
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