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Mighty Mighty Bosstones Everybody's Better Lyrics
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Everybody's Better
Mighty Mighty Bosstones
Mighty Mighty Bosstones
MIGHTY MIGHTY BOSSTONES
- Everybody's Better LyricsEverybody's better than I am
I think everybody's better than me
And everybody's swell I guess
They're doing well some more or less
Everybody's better than I am I think
You know to be king you don't need a castle
To row back to shore can sure be a hassle
Why you walk around with your head low down
Everybody's acting like I don't matter
Everybody's into the act
Too many of them to avoid
It could be that I'm paranoid
I matter as a matter of fact
And you know to be king you don't need a castle
To row back to shore can sure be a hassle
Why you walk around with your head low down
The true king rules without a crown
If your boat's afloat after the typhoon
Row it safely back to the lagoon
And nevermind the green grass you won't mow
Or what it is you have or don't to show
Or what it is you can or can't afford
The good are good without reward
You know to be king you don't need a castle
To row back to shore can sure be a hassle
Why you walk around with your head low down
Everybody's better than I am
I think everybody's better than me
And everybody's swell I guess
They're doing well some more or less
Everybody's better than I am I think
Everybody's acting like I don't matter
Everybody's into the act
Too many of them to avoid
It could be that I'm paranoid
I matter as a matter of fact
And you know to be king you don't need a castle
No no! No No! No no no no
To row back to shore can sure be a hassle
You know to be king you don't need a castle
I think everybody's better than me
And everybody's swell I guess
They're doing well some more or less
Everybody's better than I am I think
You know to be king you don't need a castle
To row back to shore can sure be a hassle
Why you walk around with your head low down
Everybody's acting like I don't matter
Everybody's into the act
Too many of them to avoid
It could be that I'm paranoid
I matter as a matter of fact
And you know to be king you don't need a castle
To row back to shore can sure be a hassle
Why you walk around with your head low down
The true king rules without a crown
If your boat's afloat after the typhoon
Row it safely back to the lagoon
And nevermind the green grass you won't mow
Or what it is you can or can't afford
The good are good without reward
You know to be king you don't need a castle
To row back to shore can sure be a hassle
Why you walk around with your head low down
Everybody's better than I am
I think everybody's better than me
And everybody's swell I guess
They're doing well some more or less
Everybody's better than I am I think
Everybody's acting like I don't matter
Everybody's into the act
Too many of them to avoid
It could be that I'm paranoid
I matter as a matter of fact
And you know to be king you don't need a castle
No no! No No! No no no no
To row back to shore can sure be a hassle
You know to be king you don't need a castle
Facts about Everybody's Better
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Everybody's Better is written by Dicky Barrett, Joe Gittleman, The Bosstones.
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It is first released on July 09, 2002 as part of Mighty Mighty Bosstones's album "A Jackknife to a Swan" which includes 13 tracks in total. This song is the 3rd track on this album.
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When we analyze the meaning behind the words, the track 'Everybody's Better' from The Mighty Mighty Bosstones expresses a notion of self-value and toughness. It implies that one is not necessarily strong if they have material things or if they are praised by others, and it points out the significance of the inner strength and the ability to withstand the challenges during the hardships. The main ideas of Everybody's better lyrics are mainly those of angst, deep thought, social commenting, empowering and inspiring moments. Besides, the creation also highlights the aspects of self-worth and identity, perception vs reality, resilience and acceptance. The words feature themes of insecurity and mistrust, which might be over the top for very young kids. But nonetheless, there is no offensive language, violence, or adult themes which would restrict it to the very general audiences with the least parental guidance.
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Everybody's Better falls under the genre Alternative.
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Everybody's Better song length is 3 minutes and 41 seconds.
Who wrote Everybody's Better lyrics?
Everybody's Better is written by Dicky Barrett, Joe Gittleman, The Bosstones.
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When was Everybody's Better released?
It is first released on July 09, 2002 as part of Mighty Mighty Bosstones's album "A Jackknife to a Swan" which includes 13 tracks in total. This song is the 3rd track on this album.
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What is the meaning behind Everybody's Better lyrics?
When we analyze the meaning behind the words, the track 'Everybody's Better' from The Mighty Mighty Bosstones expresses a notion of self-value and toughness. It implies that one is not necessarily strong if they have material things or if they are praised by others, and it points out the significance of the inner strength and the ability to withstand the challenges during the hardships. The main ideas of Everybody's better lyrics are mainly those of angst, deep thought, social commenting, empowering and inspiring moments. Besides, the creation also highlights the aspects of self-worth and identity, perception vs reality, resilience and acceptance. The words feature themes of insecurity and mistrust, which might be over the top for very young kids. But nonetheless, there is no offensive language, violence, or adult themes which would restrict it to the very general audiences with the least parental guidance.
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Which genre is Everybody's Better?
Everybody's Better falls under the genre Alternative.
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How long is the song Everybody's Better?
Everybody's Better song length is 3 minutes and 41 seconds.
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Songwriter(s): Dicky Barrett, Joe Gittleman, The Bosstones
Record Label(s): 2002 Side One Dummy
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