1. |
No Attention
00:41
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Nessuna attenzione
No attention
No attention
No attention
No attention, ah
No attention
No attention
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Concentration
00:39
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Sorry, could you please repeat that?
I didn’t get that
Concentration (concentration)
Concentration
I got no more concentration
Did I ever have it?
Has it faded?
We all need more concentration
Gimme just a minute
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3. |
Wildflower
01:33
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Once you find it, keep it
‘Cuz oh, relationships they break so easy
I remember my first shatter
I was so young
Ooh, wildflower, yeah yeah yeah
Ooh, wildflower
I took you out to the movies
I tried to kiss you
And you gave me a black eye
Ooh, wildflower
Ooh, wildflower
(I took you out)
(to the movies)
(and you gave me)
(Yeah you gave me a black eye)
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4. |
low-grade depression
00:42
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Low-grade depression
Everyone’s unwell
Low-grade depression
Maybe I’m just dull
What’s the answer?
I don’t know
Happy thoughts?
Medicate?
Go for walks?
Stop?
Low-grade depression
Low-grade depression
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5. |
P.S.
00:34
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I should probably socialize
But I don’t wanna see people
Think I’d rather sleep
‘Cuz I can’t bear to talk
About the weather
Or the weekend
Or life.
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6. |
They Wouldn't Understand
01:17
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I took a picture in a photo booth
I hung it up in my bedroom
And you came over the other day
You said you like the way my hair looks
No one knows it, cuz I’m in disguise
No one knows it, that I’m really cryin’
Don’t tell...tell anybody
Don’t tell...tell anybody
I’m in a band
They wouldn’t understand
They wouldn’t like the words
And I sing outta key
And all my songs are crap
Well, I should just give up
They wouldn’t understand
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7. |
Ode to My HF
00:39
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Ode to my headphones
You drown the noise out
Ode to my headphones
This world gets so loud
This world gets so loud
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8. |
Introvert
01:21
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Do you wanna go out tonight?
You know you could meet somebody interesting
I don’t wanna go out tonight
I think I wanna stay home
Ah, call me anything you want
But I...I can’t help it I’m an introvert
So call me anything you want
But I...I can’t help it
I’m an introvert
I can’t help it
I’m an introvert
No I can’t help it
I’m an introvert
No no no no I can’t help it
I’m an introvert
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9. |
Static
00:46
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Dance until you can’t dance
Cuz we can’t go back again
I know you know it
Shake until you can’t shake
The power’s out in this town
Oh, dance until you can’t dance
Cuz we can’t go back again
I know you know it
Shake until you can’t shake
The power’s out in this town
So turn the static up
Oh, yeah yeah yeah yeah
Just turn the static up
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10. |
Imperfect People
01:54
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Breathe
Don’t forget to breathe
This will soon be over
You will be ok
Don’t be so hard on yourself
You lean into your faults, dear
If only you could see
Someone who’s fragile and afraid
Like everybody else in the world
No one should ever be ashamed
Of who they are
Cuz we are all
Imperfect people (imperfect people)
Imperfect people (imperfect people)
Imperfect people (imperfect people)
Imperfect people (imperfect people)
Breathe
Don’t forget to breathe
This will soon be over
You will be ok
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Bona Roba Queens, New York
Formed in Queens, NY in 2000. Released our debut album in 2005.
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