What a waste of a smoke machine
Took the taste of the dopamine
And left me high and dry
Call the cops, call the cavalry
Spin the tops that'll dazzle me
And give me a new supply
There's a layer below, underneath all the layers that I knew
So I pay when you go but it only convinces me that you are
Good for me
Good for
Just a little bit of what I need
To southern appetite that I can't feed
Isn't it good for me
Accessorizing before the fact
Alibis couldn't stay intact
As guilty as a gun
So you dig, so you move some earth
Tunnel down out of LeavenworthOr set the fuse and run
Blasting deep underground, getting down to the Continental Shelf
I'll pretend I'm surprised by the lies that I'm telling to myself
That you're good for me
Good for me
Good for
Under cover of your rifle fire
I slipped the traces and I tripped the wire
Isn't that good for me
And in the searchlight I can see
The rotors kicking up debris
The cloud, the dust, the blades are me
Good for me
Aimee Mann is an American singer-songwriter known for her indie pop style characterized by introspective lyrics and enveloping melodies. She began her career in the 1980s as the lead vocalist of the band 'Til Tuesday, achieving moderate success with singles like "Voices Carry". After the band's disbandment, Mann embarked on a successful solo career, releasing critically acclaimed albums such as "Bachelor No. 2" (1993) and "Magnolia" (1999), the latter being the soundtrack to Paul Thomas Anderson's film of the same name. In 2003, Mann founded her own record label, SuperEgo Records, to have greater control over her music. Her subsequent albums, such as "The Forgotten Arm" (2005) and "@#% and *!" (2017), have solidified her status as a successful independent artist. Some of Aimee Mann's most representative songs include "Save Me", "Wise Up", and "Deathly".
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