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Scene But Not Heard

from This is Lardcore by Lardpony

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This is a pretty nasty song.

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You're boring and unpleasant, I can see it in your eyes
Did you think that your haircut would convince me otherwise?
I hear you're in a band, that must be great.
Do you spend more time writing songs or checking your outfits co-ordinate?

You should be scene but not heard
You should be scene but not heard
You should be scene but not heard
You should be scene but not...
Heard that you were going to be out on the town tonight
that's unless you sit at home on your own and cry

People like your face, they compliment your hair
But scratch the surface and there's absolutely nothing there
Heads turn as you walk into the room
As long as you're surrounded by your clique, clique, clique... boom!

I don't mean to sound bitter, but it's a shock
That you think you're something special when you're not
You take a lovely photo but you're wrong
If you think a hundred pictures is worth half as much as one good song

I wish I could pass off all your behaviour as a phase
But it's getting so much harder to be different nowadays

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from This is Lardcore, released April 17, 2006

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Lardpony UK

Derbyshire indiepop band. Mostly defunct.

Tom - vocals, guitar
The Nathan - bass, thought
Pod - drums
Swap - keyboards, vocals

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