Adam’s Song is a Blink 182 song, released in 2000.
Blink 182 is an American band, belonging to the rock genre, alternative rock, and punk rock. They started in Poway, California, in 1992. The band consisted of Mark Hoppus, Travis Barker, and Matt Skiba.
Adam’s Song is part of their album named Enema of the State, and it was released as the third single from the album.
They share the writing credits between Tom DeLonge and Mark Hoppus, even if it was Mark that first wrote Adam’s Song.
The free Adam’s Song piano sheet music was composed by Mark Hoppus and completed in almost a single take. They were also very enchanted by the idea of including the piano in the track and it went fantastic.
The message of the song is regarding depression, suicide, and loneliness. Even not so expected, the bridge section contains piano, and it was labeled to be the most serious songs of the band. The inspiration that Mark had for this song, came from a period when he was very lonely, more exactly on the tour, when all the members came with their girlfriends and he was alone, but he was also influenced by a suicide letter he read in a teen magazine, about a teenager that killed himself.
The song was the last written for this album and they were on the edge to leave it out, because of the theme and considering the song too depressing or different from their actual style.
Adam’s Song was very successful in the charts, peaking at number two on the US Billboard Hot Modern Rock Tracks, 25 in Canada and Italy.
Looking into the free Adam’s Song piano sheets composition, we can find out that the song is pop-punk, emo, and alternative rock genre, composed in the key of C major and is set in the time signature of common time with a tempo of 136 beats.
The instruments present in the song are bass guitar, backing vocals, drums, percussion, and piano.
You can enjoy the free piano music sheets on our website and have fun trying to play it at your piano.
The free Adam’s Song piano sheet music was composed by Mark Hoppus and completed in almost a single take. They were also very enchanted by the idea of including the piano in the track and it went fantastic.
