Lunchbox Friends Lyrics

[Post-Chorus]
No, no, no, no
Come to my house, let's die together
Friendship that will last forever

No lunchbox friends, no
No lunchbox friends
Come to my, come to my
Friendship that will last forever, no
No, no, no, no
Come to my, come to my
Friendship that will last forever

[Outro]
No lunchbox friends, no
No lunchbox friends
Come to my, come to my
Friendship that will last forever

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About

Genius Annotation

“Lunchbox Friends” is the eighth track from Melanie Martinez’s sophomore album, K-12. In the track, Melanie details her aversity to fake friendships.

On May 17th, 2016, Melanie Martinez posted a photo on her Instagram with a caption of the song’s lyrics.

She released a snippet of the song on June 24th, 2019 through an interactive game, which contained the lyrics she had previously teased.

The artwork was made by pastelae, the same artist that made the artwork for “Detention,” “The Principal” and “Recess.”

Q&A

Find answers to frequently asked questions about the song and explore its deeper meaning

Translations
Genius Answer
What happens in the Movie while this track is playing?
Genius Answer

K-12, Melanie’s sophomore album, was released alongside an movie of the same name. “Lunchbox Friends” plays while Crybaby (Melanie) is targeted by the plastics. She realizes that they don’t want a lasting relationship with her, and breaks away from their table. During this she meets her new friend, Magnolia.

What did Melanie Martinez say about "Lunchbox Friends"?
Genius Answer

As Melanie explained in an Instagram post:

“Die“ is not literal, it’s a metaphor for transformation/rebirth. Similar to the death card in tarot. Big Scorpio energy.

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