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I'm not your indie band from New York
So f*ck your tight jeans and your dirty look
And I don't see what the fuss is about
So keep your opinions - that's not what it's about
I'm pissed of trying to be a rule
I'm tired of trying and looking like a fool
I'm sick of screamin' and not being heard
I'm done with leeches that undermine my work
I won't try to pretend
That you would give a damn
That won't keep me from trying the best I can
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Popularity - it's just a contest
Winner takes all and leaves nothing left
I'm not sorry if I don't play your games
And I'm not sorry if I don't play your games and I don't got your look and I don't wear your jeans; it's just not my style man.
I'm not your indie band from New York
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No One Knows
03:26
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Maple Park
04:14
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Not My Monster
03:47
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All Their Curses
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