Blink 182 – Man Overboard

“Man Overboard” is a song by Blink-182 from their live CD The Mark, Tom, and Travis Show: The Enema Strikes Back. “Man Overboard”, however, is a studio recording. It was released as a single in 2000.

The words “So sorry, it’s over” are repeated throughout the song, a reference to an earlier Blink-182 song, “Untitled”, recorded when Raynor was still a part of the band.

The song was rarely played in full at concerts, but its second verse and chorus were played at almost every show in their later 2004 tours as part of a medley of some of their older songs.
Source http://wikipedia.org/

Blink 182 – Man Overboard – (2:46)
So sorry, it’s over
so sorry, it’s over
there’s so much more that I wanted and (so sorry, it’s over)
there’s so much more that I needed and
time keeps moving on and on and on… (so sorry, it’s over)
soon we’ll all be gone

Let’s take some time to talk this over
you’re outta line and rarely sober
we can’t depend, on your excuses
because in the end it’s fucking useless
you can only lean, on me for so long
bring the ship about to watch a friend drown
sittin’ out on a ledge, begged you to come down
you can only lean, on me for so long

I remember shots without a chaser
absent minded thoughts now you’re a stranger
cover up the scars, put on your game face
left you in a bar, to try and save face
you can only lean, on me for so long
bring the ship about to watch a friend drown
sittin’ out on a ledge, begged you to come down
you can only lean, on me for so long

So sorry, it’s over
so sorry, it’s over
there’s so much more that I wanted and (so sorry, it’s over)
there’s so much more that I needed and
time keeps moving on and on and on… (so sorry, it’s over)
soon we’ll all be gone

Man on a mission
can’t say I miss him around
insider information
hand in your resignation
loss of a good friend
best of intentions I found
tight lipped procrastination
ya, later… see you around