Decisions (Teenage Disaster)
Wakefield · Other Songs - Wakefield
My minds blowing into your screen
Television disrupting the sound of the tears
In the kitchen where my mom first threw a knife at me
Mom I said I was sorry
I'm sitting alone
I need someone to hold
My heart hurts.
Decisions to make
Am I ready to take my life away?
Suck it up kid
You're about to die anyway
Your dad's wasted
Your mom's on crack
Your brother's gay.
Never mind that
Take a .22 to your mouth
And blow your brains out
I'm sitting alone
I need someone to hold
My heart hurts.
Decisions to make
Am I ready to take my life away?
I'm drowning here
To seal the flame
We're happy
I will see you all in hell
I can't stop there
To say, again
The reason we're blown away
Away....
Away.....
Awayyyyy......
Decisions, decisions
My mind's blowing into the screen
Television disrupting the sound of the tears
Never mind
Take a .22 to your mouth
And blow your brains out
I'm sitting alone
I need someone to hold
My heart hurts
Decisions to make
Am I ready to take my life AWAY?
Decisions (Teenage Disaster)
Wakefield's "Decisions (Teenage Disaster)" captures the raw energy and emotional volatility characteristic of their English rock style. The track stands as a compelling song in the band's discography, exploring themes of youthful turmoil and the weight of choices made during formative years. While the song appears outside the specific tracklist of their American Made album, it shares the sonic DNA found in recordings like "Infamous" and "Un-Sweet Sixteen." Wakefield delivers a performance that balances melodic accessibility with the gritty intensity expected from the genre. This recording highlights the artist's ability to craft narratives around personal growth and adolescent chaos, solidifying their place within the contemporary rock landscape. The song remains a testament to the band's evolving sound and their commitment to exploring the complexities of modern life through music.