Lyrics
Lost and afraid
Young and innocent but getting older
I don't wanna be alone
I don't wanna be alone
Short burning blade is
Uneasier subconscious soul
I don't wanna be alone
I don't wanna be alone
My current state
Is heavy
Hope it's a phase or something
Don't let me go
Up and away, I'm an alien
I need a moment
I don't know what to believe
All I wanna do is leave
What can I say that would make this seem
Make you need me?
Maybe I won't ever know
Maybe I'll end up alone
Running in place
(Circles, in circles with you)
Don't mind me
Out in the rain
Watch me go
I don't wanna let you down
So promise you won't let me drown
I can feel the way that I'm feeling
The feeling inside my head
I got the pressure that's pushing my buttons
And making me think about death
I got some mixed emotions
About how I need to handle the stress
I get off of it because of the money
It's making my tummy upset
I can feel the way that I'm feeling
The feeling inside my head
I got the pressure that's pushing my buttons
And making me think about death
Somebody find me and fast
Look what I did to myself and my friends
Emotions and paying the rent
Emotions and paying the rent
I'm back and forth, I think I'm going crazy
I'm back and forth, I can't make up my mind
I'm hoping that I'm never sati-
I'm hoping that I'm never satisfied
I'm back and forth, I think I'm going crazy
I'm back and forth, I can't make up my mind
I'm hoping that I'm never sati-
I'm hoping that I'm never satisfied
I'm back and forth, I think I'm going crazy
I'm back and forth, I can't make up my mind
I'm hoping that I'm never sati-
I'm hoping that I'm never satisfied
I'm back and forth, I think I'm going crazy
I'm back and forth, I can't make up my mind
I'm hoping that I'm never sati-
I'm hoping that I'm never satisfied
Full Lyrics and Meaning
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The Neighbourhood – Wiped Out!
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“Wiped Out!” is the fourth track and the title track on The Neighbourhood’s sophomore album Wiped Out! The song appears to be about living with mental illness and becoming addicted
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The Neighbourhood – The Beach
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“The Beach” talks about feeling ashamed of having feelings for a friend. The song was the second release by California natives The Neighbourhood in anticipation for their sophomore
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The Neighbourhood – A Moment of Silence
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This is the first track on The Neighbourhood’s sophomore album, Wiped Out!. This thirty second silent track may be in memory of Jesse’s father.
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The Neighbourhood – Cry Baby
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“Cry Baby” is the third track on The Neighbourhood’s sophomore album Wiped Out! Being a well-structured song with a catchy chorus, it is surprising that “Cry Baby” wasn’t used as a
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Rock Genius – Wiped Out! CleanUp
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The X's can be used to add updates on the progress of each lyric page. Feel free to add your own / 1. A Moment of Silence [X] / 2. Prey [X] / 3. Cry Baby [X] / 4. Wiped Out! [X
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The Neighbourhood – Single
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“Single,” the 10th and penultimate track on The Neighbourhood’s sophomore record Wiped Out!, tells the story of how frontman Jesse Rutherford and his girlfriend Devon Lee Carlson
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The Neighbourhood – Baby Came Home 2 / Valentines
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“Baby Came Home 2 / Valentines” appears as the seventh track on The Neighbourhood’s sophomore album Wiped Out!
The song serves as a sequel to the band’s 2012 cut “Baby Came Home
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The Neighbourhood – Prey
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“Prey” plays around with the homophone “pray” and blurs the lines which define their differences.
Guitarist Jeremy Freedman spoke with The Seventh Hex about what type of energy
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The Neighbourhood – Softcore
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“Softcore” is the fifth track on The Neighbourhood’s self-titled third studio album The Neighbourhood.
The track blends a punchy electronic beat with 80s new wave synths to create
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The Neighbourhood – Baby Came Home
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[Verse 1] / Baby came home today / Told me to stay away / She told me her man was afraid / Told me I better behave / Baby just came back around / Told me she's leaving this town
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The Neighbourhood – Daddy Issues
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“Daddy Issues” peers into the relationship between frontman Jesse Rutherford and his late father.
Lyrical content from “1 of Those Weaks,” “R.I.P. 2 My Youth,” and “Greetings From
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The Neighbourhood – Ferrari
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Filled with a stiff drum beat and deep bass riffs, “Ferrari” shows frontman Jesse Rutherford’s perspective on a relationship characterized by hypocrisy and pessimism, as well as a
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Wiped Out! CleanUp
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Cleanup page for The Neighbourhood’s Wiped Out!.
I love The Neighbourhood, but their lyric pages are, for lack of a better word, subpar.
Most of the annotations on this album, in particular, are unaccepted and could be either rejected or “corrected” by users who have clearer insight as to the meaning of lyrics.
I would love to correct lyrics, if need be, improve annotations and edit descriptions. Ergo, I’m reaching out to any and all users interested in the improvement of this album.
Thanks.
@genius-editorial-board
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The Neighbourhood lyrics - 92 song lyrics sorted by album, including ... The Neighbourhood - Wiped Out! album cover. A Moment Of Silence. (Instrumental).
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