[Verse 1] Does anybody here have a soul? Put the thermostat on overdrive, the air is bitter cold Everywhere I look is nip and tuck And every song they play in here is vapid as fuck [Verse 2] Well I don't give a shit about the weekend I don't wanna hear about your car or what you're drinking Don't know what to make of all of it The same people claiming "it gets better" treat everyone like shit, and [Chorus] Everyone sings about leaving, breaking off But where the hell do they run? Here we were receiving, giving, making love 'til some something came undone Sticking me back at square one [Verse 3] Pigs & asses used to lived on farms Friendly skies weren't always overrun by airborne infants in arms Life's a beach, and should you swim astray You'll fade to grey some castaway, there's no lifeguard service today [Verse 4] Falling for the foolish can be tough But everything is possible when you hate yourself enough Not my proudest moment but the one I've got It's a little painful being so much less cool than you by a lot [Chorus] Everyone sings about leaving, breaking off But where the hell do they run? Here we were receiving, giving, making love 'til some something came undone Sticking me back at square one [Verse 5] I just met you yesterday, and I'm already imagining the break-up A little lovemaking and a second latte is enough to keep me charging toward the shakeup You're fucking out of my league, when will I learn it? Could sell the devil my soul, and he'd return it [Chorus] Everyone sings about leaving, breaking off But where the hell do they run? Here we were receiving, giving, making love 'til some something came undone Sticking me back at square one
Read the complete lyrics to "Square One" by Jay Brannan from the album "Always, Then, and Now" in 2014. On Lyrks you can follow along with the full text, explore the artist's discography, and discover related songs. The track is often categorized under Pop.
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