Girls Rock Boys
Wakefield · American Made
You have none
And I am wearing thin
Something's got to give
My intentions were never to harm
You thought you found the one
But I was just a false alarm
I'm never half of what you are
I'm not complaining
I'm just sick of blaming myself
Try - No one seems to give a shit
Why we made it to the 50 yard line
Nothing's ever good enough
Everything's fine
I feel like I'm wasting my time
You always run to see if I chase
I stand back and let it blow up in my face
I really think I hate these games
I'm only kidding, among other things
I hate this you treat me like a mental case
Find someone else to take my place
I'm not complaining
I'm just sick of blaming myself
Try - No one seems to give a shit
Why we made it to the 50 yard line
Nothing's ever good enough
Everything's fine
I feel like I'm wasting my time
I'm leaving this week alright
I made up my mind this time
So I'm leaving this week oh yeah
I made up my mind this time
I'm not complaining
I'm just sick of blaming myself
Try - No one seems to give a shit
Why we made it to the 50 yard line
Nothing's ever good enough
Everything's fine
I feel like I'm wasting my time
Girls Rock Boys
Wakefield's "Girls Rock Boys" stands as a spirited song within the band's American Made album, capturing the energetic essence of their English rock sound. The track contributes to a cohesive body of work that explores themes of youth and resilience, aligning with the album's broader narrative. Musically, the song showcases the band's signature blend of melodic hooks and driving rhythms, establishing a distinct presence in their discography. As part of a collection that includes tracks like "Positive Reinforcement" and "Infamous," it highlights Wakefield's ability to craft anthemic rock that resonates with listeners. The recording reflects a confident approach to songwriting, emphasizing the band's commitment to delivering impactful, genre-defining music that celebrates the power of rock and roll.