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Everyone Is Wrong - The Donnas



     
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Don't look at me and say my name
And try to tell me it's all the same
Take a song and make it all wrong
Then expect us to get alongWell, I know something you don't know
(You don't know)
Well, I knew it all alongThat a song just ain't a song anymore
Guess I know where I belong
Go, tell everybody that everyone is wrongNow, you want us to sing for you
Don't you know that's not what we do?
Make it up and pretend you're right
So you'll come to the show tonightWell, I know something you don't know
(You don't know)
Well, I knew it all alongThat a song just ain't a song anymore
Guess I know where I belong
Go, tell everybody that everyone is wrongSince when am I your new best friend?
You wanna buy me a drink?
I'd rather have it in inkIf I don't laugh and make you look good
And talk about your morning wood

Ride off my sweat and years
'Cause you're busy with your beersNow, I know something you don't know
(You don't know)
Well, I knew it all alongThat a song just ain't a song anymore
Guess I know where I belong
Go, tell everybody that everyone is wrongSo you think that you can ruin me?
That part got through to me
Go tell everybody that everyone is wrong

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The Donnas are an American all-female hard rock band from Palo Alto, California. After gathering a cult following since their May 1993 debut, the band achieved major commercial success in the late-90s and afterward. Heavily influenced by the energetic punk rock of the 70s and 80s, they're perhaps best known for the top 40 rock smashes "Take It Off" and "Fall Behind Me". All of the initial band members– Brett Anderson, Allison Robertson, Maya Ford, Amy Cesari, and Torry Castellano– were born in 1979.

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