My brother lives out of a pawn shop
Takes loans and does with it whatever he wants
I do the same but not with money
I buy and sell on other people's hearts
We can't be bothered to do long-term
My friends they all work at the thrift shop
They smell like furniture and old antiques
I smell like bay leaves and tobacco
We're friends because we smell equally cheap
We can't be bothered to be proper
And it's a shame because we had so much potential
But the century has little room for being sentimental
It does not bother with its dollars
My age is always at the coffee shop
We like our brands and we like to be seen
A generation made of icons
The generation of our parents' dreams
But we don't bother with our fathers
And it's a shame because we had so much potential
But the century has little room for being sentimental
It does not bother with its daughters
I'd rather die in pain than debt
I'd rather kill the internet
I feel so very lost
Weighing the cost
These days you won't find me in a shop
Ran out of cash and I ran outta needs
My friends and I just left the party
Got tired of tripping over others' feet
We can't even be bothered be bothered
We can't be bothered at all
Oh, we can't be bothered at all
We can't be bothered at all
Oh, we can't be bothered at all
True Grit: The drench of studio reverb can't hide Miner's soulful country voice-- equal parts Lucinda Williams, Patsy Cline with a touch of Margo Timmons. A hook worthy of being played on late nite WSM-AM circa 1963.
Used to:Melodic and biting with a guitar riff that Keith Richards would be proud of, there is nothing this song does not have. DJ Augustine
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