Page type: lyric reference
Artist: Perfect Gentlemen
Canonical path: /perfect-gentlemen/writer-s-block
Related lyric paths: 6
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Writer's Block
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Writer's Block
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It's about time I realize that this is how it is:
Songs don't come so easily, but I guess they never did
So many lines and choruses, I'll add another verse
Melodramatic harmony, I guess it could be worse
This is the chorus, can ya hear us?
Jump around and just ignore us
Do I need another verse, aint this good enough?
I thought that I could be a star, but I aint got the stuff.
My aspirations led me to become Punk Rock
But my song writing endeavors always always end in writer's block
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