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"One Day I Put On a Watch and You Started Calling Me 'Bling Weeza'"

from Make Me by Jobin

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Let's be honest, all I wanna do with my whole life
Is hang out with my friends, make music, stay up late at night
Get fucked as much as possible and fuck as much as we can
The whole world's a shitshow, freestyle or learn the dance

I don't believe anything matters
And I believe that's fine
I don't believe anything matters
But I believe I'm drinking tonight

I'm saving up until I can pay my way back to the blue and maize
For six hundred and eighty days
And then I'll get like seven thousand eight hundred blah blah blah more days
Of living in blank space, the many years of loan pay-
Ments added to the top of the years I've already

For a piece of paper that proves I can put up with the ennui
A life of hoop jumping, obeying orders, and debt slavery
For a shiny fucking degree
Oh, lucky me!

I don't believe anything matters
And I believe that's fine
I don't believe anything matters
Except for you and me, and our families
Our friends and the songs we sing
The love we share and the vibes we bring
And also maybe pizza

Watching Bill O'Reilly
I realized some things about me
I'm nothing like Bill O'Reilly
And he's nothing like me

Watching Bill O'Reilly
I realized some things about Bill O'Reilly
He takes this whole existing thing
Way more seriously than I could ever imagine

Is this how life is to the masses?
Some kind of war to be cultural champions?
Trying to tell everyone what to do?

Or pretending people have some sort of meaning
A purpose toward which we're supposed to be working
You've gotta be fucking joking
We're just dancing until they turn off all the lights
Nothing matters and that's fine

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from Make Me, released October 4, 2014

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