Everybody Loves Me

OneRepublic · Waking Up [2009]

Well, Hell sees her shadow in my backseat

And her friends are standing right in front of me

World-wide fom the Cimerron to Turkey

Open up said everybody loves me



And you don't have to make a sound

'Cause they got what you need

What you need

Oh Oh Oh Oh



Got blood for the people that've warned you,

Got love, all your sentimental virtue

Eight balls with the takers that'll make you

Late calls with the lovers that'll hate you



And you don't have to make a sound

They got what you need

What you need

Like you say,



Oh my!

Feels just like I don't try

Looks so good I might die

All I know is everybody loves me



Head down,

Swaying to my own sound

Flashes in my face now

All I know is everybody loves me

Everybody loves me



Well, I

Pray the music don't stop 'til I turn gray

"Stars Forever" like John Sousa never fade,

He had a beautiful child, named her Desiree

Hope I'll remember the good things that I never made



'Cause you don't have to make a sound

They got what you need

Like you say,



Oh my!

Feels just like I don't try

Looks so good I might die

All I know is everybody loves me



Head down,

Swaying to my own sound

Flashes in my face now

All I know is everybody loves me

Everybody loves me



Everybody

Everybody

Oh

Everybody

Everybody



Don't need my health

Got my name and got my wealth I

Stare at the sun

Just for kicks all by myself I



Lose track of time

So I might be past my prime

But

I'm feeling oh so good

YEAH!



Oh my!

Feels just like I don't try

Looks so good I might die

All I know is everybody loves (everybody) me



Head down,

Swaying to my own sound

Flashes in my face now

All I know is everybody loves me

Everybody loves me!



Don't you know you wanna

Everybody

Everybody

Everybody

WHOOOOA! YEAH!

Everybody Loves Me

Released in 2009 on the album Waking Up, "Everybody Loves Me" stands as a defining track for OneRepublic, blending pop-rock energy with the band's signature melodic sensibility. The song features the band's characteristic blend of acoustic guitar and driving rhythms, showcasing the vocal prowess of Ryan Tedder alongside the group's signature production style. As a staple of their discography from this era, the track exemplifies the band's ability to craft anthemic pop songs that resonate with broad audiences. It remains a key part of their catalog, reflecting the musical direction of the late 2000s and early 2010s where they successfully merged alternative rock influences with mainstream pop appeal.