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Artist/Band:
Forever The Sickest Kids
Lyrics for Song: Whoa Oh Me Vs. Everyone
Lyrics for Album: Underdog Alma Mater [2009]
I candy-coat and cover everything
but I'm still hiding underneath
It's been a long time
It's been a long time
A thousand faces looking up at me
hands all pointing to the ceiling
Oh, what a feeling
I've got friends in highly low places
I'm standing on post and I'm posted up
Can't afford to lose them
I've got friends in highly low places
I'll go inside when I wanna party
grab a girl and dance(Don't touch me)
Whoa oh Whoa oh Whoa oh
Why do I put myself in these situations?
Whoa oh Whoa oh Whoa oh
I keep pushing myself even though
I can't take it at all.
Girl, who taught you how to move like that
At this pace you're at, you're going way too fast
I, I saw you from across the room
It's me vs. every guy
It's your choice, you choose
I've got friends in highly low places
It's been a long time, it's been a long time
And maybe baby, you can rise above the rest to meet me
Whoa oh Whoa oh Whoa oh,
Why do I put myself in these situations
Whoa Whoa oh Whoa oh
I keep pushing myself even though
I can't take it at all
Whoa oh Whoa oh Whoa oh,
Why do I put myself in these situations
Whoa oh Whoa oh Whoa oh,
I keep pushing myself even though
I can't take it at all
You're worth losing my self-esteem
Your clever words mean nothing more to me
than a line I heard in a movie
You're worth,
losing my losing my losing my self esteem
You're not worth,
putting myself in these situations
Whoa oh Whoa oh Whoa oh,
Why do I put myself in these situations
Whoa oh Whoa oh Whoa oh
I keep pushing myself even though
I can't take it at all
Whoa oh Whoa oh Whoa oh,
Why do I put myself in these situations
Whoa oh Whoa oh Whoa oh
I keep pushing myself even though
I can't take it at all
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Whoa Oh Me Vs. Everyone
Forever The Sickest Kids established themselves as a defining voice in the late 2000s pop-punk scene with their debut album, Underdog Alma Mater. Released in 2009, the record captured the band's energetic approach to the genre, blending catchy melodies with introspective lyrics typical of the era. Whoa Oh Me Vs. Everyone stands as a standout track from this foundational release, showcasing the group's ability to craft anthemic choruses that resonate with listeners. The song reflects the band's early commitment to high-energy performances and relatable storytelling, setting the stage for their subsequent work on later albums. As part of their initial discography, this recording highlights the group's rapid rise and their contribution to the broader landscape of English-language rock music during a pivotal time for the genre. |
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