Just Anyone

1208 · Feedback Is Payback

Every face sing we had to happen, every
face is you
Every smile that I force on someone sends me
to the edge
Coffee breaks I take because, I need more
time to clear the fuzz
Take me back twenty first street
Troubles times that I find myself in, double
without you
Such a lose that I try to replace sends me
to the edge
Living breaks I take because, I need more
time to get a buzz
Take me back twenty first street
I think I'm losin', losin' my mind
Just anyone means nothin's done just yet
I need my time to heal
Just anyone is next to none without
The reasons I could feel - Just anyone
All the times that we tried to make it
Now those days are through
All the times we were forced to fake it send
me to the edge
Coffee breaks I take because, I need more
time to clear the fuzz
Take me back twenty first street
I think I'm losin', losin' my mind
Just anyone means nothin's done just yet
I need my time to heal
Just anyone is next to none without
The reasons I could feel - Just anyone
Spending hours trting to find myself-
Redemption, wrong direction
No more power to control my - Isolation no solution
Every voice that I know is not the same
Every word taht I read calls out your name
So many days looking for you but in vein
A losin' game and I'm to blame
Just anyone means nothin's done just yet
I need my time to heal
Just anyone is next to none without
The reasons I could feel
Just anyone - Just anyone means that I can't
afford to face the facts
Just anyone - Just anyone means that I can't
afford to be just anyone

Just Anyone

Released on the 2012 album Feedback Is Payback, 'Just Anyone' is a track by the American indie rock band 1208. The song exemplifies the group's signature sound, blending lo-fi aesthetics with energetic indie pop rhythms that became a hallmark of their discography. As part of a collection of tracks exploring themes of modern anxiety and digital saturation, the recording captures the band's ability to merge catchy melodies with introspective lyrics. It stands alongside other notable releases from the era, such as 'Pick Your Poison' and 'Slowburn', contributing to 1208's reputation for crafting distinct, genre-defining indie pop records during the early 2010s.