Lyrics of 'Battle of Who Could Care Less' by Jakob Sveistrup
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Do You Not Hear Me Anymore
I Know It's Cool to Be So Bored
I Know It's Not Your Thing to Care
But It Sucks Me In
When You're Aloof
It Sucks Me In, It Sucks It Works
I Guess It's Cool to Be Alone
Will You Never Rest
Fighting the Battle of Who
Could Care Less
Everyday You Wake Up Late
Sometimes I Wish I Was
That Way
And You Think Rockford Files Is Cool
But There Are Some Things
That You Would Change
If It Were Up to You
So Think About Your Masterpiece
Watch the Rockford Files
Call to See If Paul Can Score Some Weed.
Will You Never Rest
Fighting the Battle of Who Could Care Less
Unearned Unhappiness
That's Ok I Guess...
I've Go This Great Idea
Why Don't We Pitch It to the Franklin Fucking Mint
Fine Pewter Portraits Of
General Apathy and Major Boredom Singing...
Whatever and Ever Amen
Oh Well Maybe Not Try Again
This Should Cheer You Up For Sure
See I've Got Your Old I.d.
And You're All Dressed Up Like the Cure
Will You Never Rest
Fighting the Battle
Of Who Could Care Less
Unearned Unhappiness
You're My Hero I Confess
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