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Artist/Band:
AFI
Lyrics for Song: Perfect Fit
Lyrics for Album: AFI [2004]
What was it I was thinking,
or was I even thinking at all?
When I think of what I thought back then,
then I'm ashamed; and I'm appalled
that I gave up all I ever was so easily.
Living your life is not for me.
I won't be sedated, I won't be sedated!
Give me a little taste and I know I won't want more.
I won't be sedated, stability is overrated.
Give me the disorder I adore.
What was it you were thinking,
or were you even thinking at all?
When I think of what you thought of me,
I take offense; and I'm appalled
that you could discount all I love so easily.
Living our life is not for me.
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I won't be sedated, I won't be sedated!
Give me a little taste and I know I won't want more.
I won't be sedated, stability is overrated.
Give me the disorder I adore.
I can't be a part,
Be a part,
I can't be a part.
I can't be a part,
Be a part of your modern world.
I've gotta be apart,
Be apart,
Gotta be apart.
I've gotta be apart.
I can't grasp the values that you hold.
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Perfect Fit
AFI's "Perfect Fit" stands as a defining track from their 2004 album *AFI [2004]*, capturing the band's signature blend of post-hardcore intensity and melodic sensibility. Released during a pivotal era for the group, the song exemplifies their ability to merge aggressive guitar work with emotional vocal delivery, characteristic of their mid-2000s discography. As a staple of their live performances and radio rotation, the recording showcases the band's evolution from their earlier punk-influenced roots toward a more polished, mainstream alternative rock sound. The track remains a cultural touchstone for fans of the genre, reflecting the raw energy and melodic hooks that helped solidify AFI's legacy in the post-grunge and emo scenes of the 2000s. |
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AFI
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