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Anti-Dopamine Lyrics by No Man’s Park, Elias Danes

Welcome to Purgatory!

2024

[Intro: Elias Danes]
\nThink you need to runaway
\nNeed to value what you say
\nKnow there’s nothing left to gain
\nIn the in-between
\n
\n[Verse 1: Callum Sims]
\nYou’re not in charge of me
\nI know it’s hard to see
\nMore than transportation and I’m more than what you think of me
\nIt’s not negotiating how I dress or how I feel
\nYou make me second-guess the need to change all my appeal
\n
\n[Pre-Chorus: Elias Danes & Callum Sims]
\nGive that personality back
\nSaid he’s lame; she’s to blame
\nLet's hope for recognition
\nTake that attitude and relax
\nSaid the same; he's to blame
\nThey’re fine on one condition
\n
\n[Chorus: Elias Danes]
\nThink you need to runaway
\nNeed to value what you say
\nKnow there’s nothing left to gain
\nIn the in-between
\nI’ll let you know to runaway
\nNeed to ignore what she’s sayin'
\nKnow to value all the pain
\nAnti-Dopamine
\n
\n[Verse 2: Elias Danes]
\nYou're not that great but you could do better
\nTook that bait now it's all about whether or not
\nYou block out her voice sometimes, to keep that space sometimes
\nWoe is she, way too mean
\nGrass is green on the other side
\nThat’s on me, that’s on god
\nWhen you hear her speak do you roll your eyes?
\n
\n[Pre-Chorus: Elias Danes & Callum Sims]
\nGive that personality back
\nSaid he’s lame; she’s to blame
\nLets hope for recognition
\nTake that attitude and relax
\nSaid the same; he's to blame
\nThey’re fine on one condition
\n
\n[Chorus: Elias Danes]
\nThink you need to runaway
\nNeed to value what you say
\nKnow there’s nothing left to gain
\nIn the in-between
\nI’ll let you know to runaway
\nNeed to ignore what she’s sayin'
\nKnow to value all the pain
\nAnti-Dopamine
\n
\n[Bridge: Mitch Campbell & Elias Danes]
\nI know you think of me in some kind of special way
\nBut you never cared to show it
\nAnd you know that it’s too late
\nI know you think of me in some kind of special way
\nBut you never cared to show it
\nAnd you know that it’s too late
\n
\n[Outro: Elias Danes]
\nAnti-dopamine
\nNeed to intervene
\nAnti-dopamine
\nAntidote for me
\nAnti-dopamine
\nNeed to intervene
\nAnti-dopamine
\nAntidote for me\n\n

About “Anti-Dopamine” by No Man’s Park

Read the complete lyrics to "Anti-Dopamine" by No Man’s Park, Elias Danes from the album "Welcome to Purgatory!" in 2024. 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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"Anti-Dopamine" appears on "Welcome to Purgatory!" in 2024.

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