Handbook for the Sellout
You found a way to draw a line,
between the world and you.
Faking your identity it's true. Did
you think the word "alternative",
was only meant for the likes of
you? Do you think that they're too
cool now? Being popular is lame.
You're the one who made them popular,
all their songs are still the same.
You found them first, it made you
stand apart, you know? But then
everyone jumped on the same
bandwagon, making you an average
Joe, A lemming for the mediocre,
you were just a plain old joker
status quo. Blame it on
the band now. If you pick them do
they bleed? What's the point in
playing what they want, if you
won't let them succeed?
Do you remember where we all
came from? Do you remember
what it's all about? When you
made a point to be objective,
before you started writing
Handbook for the Sellout?
You sunk your worth in being
different, just to be like your own
kind. You traded in objectiveness,
for the underground you follow blind.
Lyrics: Reese Roper
Music: Scott Kerr and Dennis
Amy's Comments: All I can think of when i see this song is speaking of sellouts, this song is called Dandelions." HAHA
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