Poparazzi

Switchfoot

Transposer:

[Intro] [Verse 1] This is a tune for the poparazzi The who’s who and the so and so’s This is a tune for the graven images of Marilyn Monroe We saw your face on the magazine We heard the song on the MP3 [Chorus] You’re stuck in my head Stuck in my head Stuck in my head You can close your ears and your eyes But Pop will never leave you alone [Verse 2] Leave me alone with your social mingle You try so hard to stay on top Leave me alone with your little jingle with your picture perfect pop We read the article in Seventeen We saw your video on MTV [Chorus] You’re stuck in my head Stuck in my head Stuck in my head You can close your ears and your eyes But Pop will never leave you alone [Interlude] But Pop will never leave you alone [Bridge] This is a tune for the late Nirvana The teen spirit rock and roll This is a tune for the velvet Elvis’s On the 90210 I thought my eyes were gonna get off clean Till I read your lips on the TV screen You were busy saying what you didn’t mean Now everyone’s singing along With your ridiculous song You got it stuck You got it [Chorus] You’re stuck in my head Stuck in my head Stuck in my head You can close your ears and your eyes But Pop will never leave you alone You can close your ears and your eyes N.C. But Pop will never leave you alone [Outro]

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