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Self Importance Is The First Step Towards Importance

from No Band? No Problem! by StarF & The Spectres

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I feel it I feel it I feel everyone watching me
I know it I know it I know everyone's judging me
Every move I make and everybody stares
It's so hard to remember that nobody really cares

I know you've done it, and so have I
How do you look through other peoples eyes?
Every minute in public, preoccupied
But they're just as nervous, our anxieties never collide (x2)

Yeah I know you've been there before, walking down the street
It's a little bit crowded and your mind goes into overdrive
"What do they think when their eyes glance past me?"
This thought shared ironically between two passing lives

Everyone is gonna notice that I notice them
But will I take notice of them never taking note?
Well everybody's going to notice that I notice them
I am not the one under the glass-bottom boat

I know you've done it, and so have I
How do you look through other peoples eyes?
Every minute in public, preoccupied
But they're just as nervous, our anxieties never collide (x2)

I am a spectacle
I am a prodigy
I am incredible
Everyone is watching me
I am a monolith
I am a behemoth
I AM IMPORTANT
Let's all repeat it until we truly believe it
I'm the protagonist
Let's all repeat it until we truly believe it
oh

I know you've done it, and so have I
How do you look through other peoples eyes?
Every minute in public, preoccupied
But they're just as nervous, our anxieties never collide (x2)

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from No Band? No Problem!, released June 5, 2014

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