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Artist: Sorority Noise
Canonical path: /sorority-noise/mediocre-at-best
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Mediocre At Best
Read Mediocre At Best lyrics by Sorority Noise on LyroVerse, with linked artist context and related song paths.
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Mediocre At Best
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Nobody likes me
That's what I tell myself
I live alone in my own hell
I want to be the person you want me to be
That I know that I'll never be
Nobody likes me
I hear it every day
I talk to you to remind myself again
I feel at home here (I feel at home here)
Cause I'm alone here ('cause I'm alone here)
Nobody likes me
And that's all I hear
I spent a lot of time last year
Learning that I don't like me too
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