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Don't Wanna Listen

from HYPER TROPHY by Teen Girl Scientist Monthly

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I’m nervous when I speak
Cuz everything’s in ink
Or else they got it down on file
In case you’re out of line
And everyone has got ideas
Or something that they feel
And opinions all are free
Cuz no one wants to hear when you say…

I don’t wanna listen, I don’t wanna reason
Cuz I don’t wanna waste my time
It’s a teen dream shaking up every other season
And I only wanna get it right

And I, I wanna sing it every night
It doesn’t need to be all right – I just don’t wanna be wasted

Now my mother never said
That silence or what’s nice
Is the only thing to say,
But it’s always sounded right.
You speak up when you feel.
But they hear it how they hear,
And they know you how they like
And you’ve nothing in the deal. An’ I say

I don’t wanna listen, I don’t wanna reason
Cuz I don’t wanna waste my time
It’s a teen dream shaking up every other season
And don’t we wanna get it

I, I wanna sing it every night
It doesn’t need to be all right – I just don’t wanna be wasted
I, I wanna sing it every night
It doesn’t need to be all right – I just don’t wanna be wasted

I, I wanna sing it every night
It doesn’t need to be all right – I just don’t wanna be wasted
I, I wanna sing it every night
It doesn’t need to be all right – I just don’t wanna be wasted

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from HYPER TROPHY, released July 14, 2015

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Teen Girl Scientist Monthly is a 6-piece rock group from Brooklyn. They sound like Ra Ra Riot and Clap Your Hands Say Yeah making out in the bathroom.

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