Never Mind
American Music Club · Other Songs - American Music Club
Never mind
You wonder why I say the things I do
Never mind
You wonder would I waste my time
Looking for and never find
You wonder what I see in you
Never mind
Guess I could learn to stay
With those whose lives are gold
Play their game for the end
For the cold
You say "admit to all these words"
Never mind
That I've got no conscious for this world
Never mind
You say that there's no love
That I could ever find
Okay well I just waste my time
Guess I could learn to stay
Who those who barely live
Their poor eyes only take
They never give
To all your arguments and threats
Never mind
Your hidden motives and regrets
Never mind
It doesn't matter to me
What you keep or what you leave behind
If you're a coward and you're blind
Never mind
Guess I could learn to stay
With those who understand
Play the game to win
With a losing hand
Never Mind - American Music Club
American Music Club's 'Never Mind' stands as a defining track of the band's raw, lo-fi indie rock aesthetic. Recorded during the early 1990s, the song exemplifies the group's signature blend of punk energy and atmospheric textures, often associated with their work on albums like 'Mercury' and 'San Francisco'. The recording captures the band's characteristic use of distorted guitars and driving rhythms, reflecting the post-punk revival sound that influenced a generation of indie artists. As a standalone recording, it highlights the band's ability to create dense, evocative soundscapes without relying on traditional production polish, cementing their reputation for authentic, unvarnished musical expression in the Canadian indie scene.