Good God, where does it end? You have been waiting in line
To have a phone chord or a cable fed right down your throat
Dont struggle or it will bend and be a waste of time
To drain the depth of you from somewhere there
Youll only choke
What seems to be the problem? We cant dig up anything
Only dust and spit, and some pictures of you
Were choking on the wires and still trying to sing
It seems that no one could ever love you
As much as you do
Hey misses hopeless, the world will catch up
With your intrepidness, I hope you know this
Theres no one like you, its so oppressive
You can even spell your own name, how impressive
I want what I see, I want something shiny
I want the one who stands in front of the biggest crowds
If we are to be, there will be more eyes on me
There will be more for everyone to talk about
It all leads to me, independent and free
It all comes back to who will say what I want them to say
Not complicated, keep it simply stated
Theres only so much that I can understand
Before its all wasting away
Hey misses hopeless, the world will catch up
With your intrepidness, I hope you know this
Theres no one like you, its so oppressive
You can even spell your own name, how impressive
But dont forget I can have what I want
And I want to be everything and everywhere
Say Im smart, say my skirt is so short
Say Im different, say Im one of a kind
If Im on TV maybe you will love me
Theres not another reason I can find
And if you only reject, theres still these tubes in my neck
Theres still cigarettes and four letter words
And Im sure that youll pick such a plain Jane
To think the world goes on without me just seems so absurd
Hey misses hopeless, the world will catch up
With your intrepidness, I hope you know this
Theres no one like you, its so oppressive
You can even spell your own name, how impressive
Hey misses hopeless, the world will catch up
With your intrepidness, I hope you know this
Theres no one like you, its so oppressive
You can even spell your own name, how impressive
Artist: Brandi Carlile
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