See You Around

We Are The In Crowd · Best Intentions [2011]

I got with a girl and started a war.

How could I know she was trouble? Oh.

I thought that I could ignore her.

Now I'm closer, but at least I'm not sleeping alone.



I gave him the world.

Showed him the door.

Now he should know how it feels to go.

I'm broken down on the surface.

I don't deserve this.

It's the last straw now.



Say goodbye to the night.

I'm getting into trouble and dancing with the devil.

If you want to fight.

Well, girl you must be dreaming.

I love to hear you screaming.

Well then I give up if you just stop this whole thing altogether.

You used to be my treasure.

What if I say goodbye for the last time?

I'm closer than you realize.



I traveled the world to forget about the girl.

I could I know she would follow me.

Wherever I go now, I don't how, but he's always there.



Say goodbye to the night.

I'm getting into trouble and dancing with the devil.

If you want to fight.

Well, girl you must be dreaming.

I love to hear you screaming.

Well then I give up if you just stop this whole thing altogether.

You used to be my treasure.

What if I say goodbye for the last time?

I'm closer than you realize.



Tell me how you feel about moving on without me now.

Go on, go on.

Shake it off and hold me down.

I don't want to see you around.



Well then I'll give up if you just stop this whole thing altogether.

You used to be my treasure.



Say goodbye to the night.

I'm getting into trouble and dancing with the devil.

If you want to fight.

Well, girl you must be dreaming.

I love to hear you screaming.

Well then I give up if you just stop this whole thing altogether.

You used to be my treasure.

What if I say goodbye for the last time?

I'm closer than you realize.

See You Around

See You Around stands as a defining track on We Are The In Crowd's 2011 album, Best Intentions. Emerging from the English indie rock scene, the band crafted a sound characterized by melodic hooks and earnest songwriting during this period. This recording captures the group's evolution following their earlier work on Guaranteed To Disagree, showcasing a polished approach to their signature style. The song reflects the band's ability to blend emotional depth with accessible arrangements, a hallmark of their discography in the early 2010s. As part of a cohesive album that includes tracks like On Your Own and Rumor Mill, it represents a moment of artistic maturity. The track remains a notable song in their catalogue, illustrating the band's commitment to crafting resonant, memorable music that resonated with fans of the genre.