Social Casualty

5 Seconds Of Summer · 5 Seconds Of Summer [2014]

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Woo!



Just a kid it's all the same

Growing up, it doesn't change

Who are they to try to put us down?

Had enough of what they say

Sick and tired of all their games,

Stand up and sing it with me now.



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So save me from who I'm supposed to be



Don't wanna be a victim of authority

I'll always be a part of the minority



Save me from who I'm supposed to be

So tell me, tell me, tell me what you want from me,

I don't wanna be another social casualty.

(Social casualty)



Just a girl turned 18

She ran away to chase her dreams.

And they said she wouldn't make it far.

She took a chance and packed her bags

She left town and didn't look back

So tired of wishing on the stars.

(wishing on the stars)



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So save me from who I'm supposed to be



Don't wanna be a victim of authority

I'll always be a part of the minority



Save me from who I'm supposed to be

So tell me, tell me, tell me what you want from me,

I don't wanna be another social casualty.



La La La La La La Da Da

La La La La La La Da Da



So save me from who I'm supposed to be



Don't wanna be a victim of authority

I'll always be a part of the minority



Save me from who I'm supposed to be

So tell me, tell me, tell me what you want from me,

I don't wanna be another social casualty.

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Social casualty

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Social Casualty

Released on the 2014 self-titled album by the Australian rock band 5 Seconds Of Summer, 'Social Casualty' stands as a defining track from their early discography. The song exemplifies the group's signature blend of melodic pop-punk and emotional rock, characterized by its driving guitar riffs and introspective lyrics. It captures the band's transition into a more mature sound while retaining the high-energy anthems that made them famous. As a key component of their 2014 catalogue, the recording reflects the band's focus on personal growth and the complexities of modern relationships, solidifying their place in the contemporary rock landscape.