¿Viva La Gloria? (Little Girl)

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¿Viva La Gloria? (Little Girl) · Green Day
21st Century Breakdown
℗ 2009 Reprise Records
Engineer: Ben Hirschfield
Guitar: Billie Joe Armstrong
Lead Vocals: Billie Joe Armstrong
Engineer: Brad Kobylckzak
Unknown: Brad Kobylczak
Producer: Butch Vig
Engineer: Chris Dugan
Mixer: Chris Lord-Alge
Producer: Green Day
Horn, Keyboards, Piano, Vocals: Jason Freese
Guitar, Vocals: Jason White
Guitar, Vocals: Jeff Matika
Unknown: Joe McGrath
Engineer: Kevin Lemoine
Engineer: Kumar Butler
Bass, Guitar, Vocals: Mike Dirnt
Engineer: Mike Manning
Engineer: Nick Tresko
Engineer: Sergio Almonte
Production Co- Ordinator: Shari Sutcliffe
Engineer, Masterer: Ted Jensen
Drums, Vocals: Tré Cool
Unknown: Wesley Seidman
Writer: Bille Joe Armstrong
Writer: Billie Joe Armstrong
Writer: Mike Dirnt
Writer: Tré Cool
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[@gerardgaythekilljy9175]

It kinda reminds me of the song "Mama" by MCR

[@kryanex2715]

Currently homeless. Hated where I used to live with a passion. Funny how there truly is no place like home when you have nowhere to go. This song is fucking class man. This world is fucked, missing a place you hate, just for some sort of safety and warmth.

[@anthonysclafani3963]

21CB gets often overshadowed by American Idiot & Dookie, but this album is a masterpiece

[@whatsername3566]

I now present you,

[@stargazer4142]

This really was an great album, it's underappreciated, I know the reason many dislike it, but it really has that charm you can't resist coming back to it, 21 Guns, East Jesus Nowhere, etc. Some of the songs seem a bit emo/ or sad, I guess people say, but they tug at the heart strings which kind of can seem relatable in some instances. Just outright memorable, and can be pretty fun to listen and rock out to!

[@clairakubinski795]

I love this song for such an odd reason. When I was younger, my family went to Hershey, Pennsylvania for a vacation. It was a twelve hour drive and we listened to this album over and over again throughout the whole drive because my brother was just getting into Green Day and loved this album so much. I really liked it too, but this song TERRIFIED me. I would always start shaking and sometimes cover my ears whenever it was playing. I listened to it a few weeks ago for the first time in a while, and I love it! I can't stop listening to it, it's so cool!

[@CherryRedBanshee]

This song is so underrated

[@insanity_rev]

This song is like Tim Burton's art style, am I right?

[@decorativewingdings]

The beginning of this song is creepy as hell and i love it

[@TominatorT-]

The intro to this song sounds like something out of FNAF

[@namaeliz7905]

Mama, misery, whiskey bar and viva la gloria

[@mrspy5736]

Their guitar will always be hypnotic, Green Day can make that guitar SING man...and it has so much soul.

[@marissalozeau2556]

[Verse 1]

[@michelangelo5810]

This song is so underrated. It has to be one of my all time favorite Green Day songs

[@Snakeofwrath]

People: this song reminds me of great memories I had about my childhood

[@silverfoot6079]

Such a well written masterpiece. I honestly can't see why people choose to hate on Green Day.

[@matthewbartels5434]

That guitar solo though...

[@silverskeleton]

This is honestly one of my favorites off this album, it's so underrated

[@mhggggg]

¿Viva La Gloria? - Mama

[@austin4037]

this song holds a special spot in my heart for summer memories. me and a couple of my friends went to another friends house and sat in his garage playing Rock Band Green Day on his old Wii. I played the drums, ethan played the guitar, and riley played the bass. this song always brings back those fond memories of just having fun during summer