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Song DescriptionUpbeat funk guitar-driven tune that speaks to the frustration of the rat race, and all the social politics we're surrounded with every day. It questions if "Plan A" (work 9-5, retire when we're old) would be better replaced by "plan b" of living our dream instead of a career.
Story Behind the SongComes from my own frustration with the daily politics of life in the work-world, social dramas, etc.
Lyrics
Am I chasing my tail? Will I prevail? If I succeed, does that mean I've failed? Spinning around played like a clown. It's about time I find a new town...
Is it a myth? Chasing a wish? Am I the line, or am I the fish? All of these faces looking around, searching for what they've not yet found. Maybe I'm wrong, and maybe I'm fine. Sing me a song cuz I've run outta time.
It's time for plan b and think a bit less. Live me out loud and away from this mess.
The noise all around is way too damn loud. Fingers all pointing standing so proud. Judge me and those with my point of view. Clearly you see much more than I do. Maybe I'm wrong and maybe I'm fine. Sing me a song cuz I've run outta time.
It's time for plan b and think a bit less. Live me out loud and away from this mess.
Maybe it's wrong and maybe it's right. Sing me a song cuz I've run outta time. It's time for plan b and think a bit less. Live me out loud and away from this mess.
Song Length
3:26
Genres
Rock - Funk, Pop - Rock
Tempo / Feel
Medium (111 - 130)
Lead Vocal
Male Vocal
Moods
Restless, Stressed
Subject Matter
Frustration, Life
Similar Artists
Maroon 5, Justin Timberlake
Language
English
Era
2000 and later
| Lyric Credits |
Shawn Tallard |
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| Music Credits |
Shawn Tallard |
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| Producer Credits |
Shawn Tallard |
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| Performance Credits |
Shawn Tallard |
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