Chance Emerson – Suburbia Lyrics
Artist: Chance Emerson
Song: Suburbia
He was a no-one, you were a dancing queen
Who finally realized at tender seventeen
That life’s a fiction and the only way out is up
He was inspired by your morbid tunes
And you were tired of these suburban blues
So you conspired to get the hell away from here
Because stuck in your town, you won’t do a f#cking thing
But stuck in your mind? You’ll never get out of there
Will I make something good of my time?
Said the checkout girl in the grocery line
Will I еver be free from a monotonous life?
Why’d you bothеr asking me if you know the reply
You small town joy
You chased the tarmac, worked the evening shift
He was a bar back, you managed aisle six
You bought your car back from your neighbor’s kid last night
Nobody blames you for wanting more
You see a stranger in your grocery store
Do you feel chained up when you compare his guitar to the till?
Because stuck in your town, you won’t do a f#cking thing
But stuck in your mind? You’ll never get out of there
Will I make something good of my time?
Said the checkout girl in the grocery line
Will I ever be free from a monotonous life?
Why’d you bother asking me if you know the reply
You small town joy
When you met my eyes
I knew you’d never get out
We live inside her doubt
A ruthless tiring time
In a faceless crowd
Suburbia splays out
Will I make something good of my time?
Said the singing boy in the grocery line
Will I ever be free from a monotonous life?
And the checkout girl just stares me down in reply
You small town joy
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From the album:
On the Monotony of Being [Explicit]
Release Year: 2021