Rock Music

Album: Music, Fashion, Film (2026)
Charted: 36 86
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  • Me and my friends, we go out
    We take pictures and make stuff together
    And sometimes we cry
    We kiss each other, real incestuous vibes
    (I knew you'd like that)
    Yeah, we're so inspired
    Basically all the time
    Yeah, we're on to the next

    I think the dance floor is dead
    So now we're making rock music

    Wow
    I'm really banging my head
    I'm really hurting my neck
    The nerve damage is real
    But it's the only way to feel something
    Hurt yourself
    Yeah, maybe jump off the stage
    I hope they catch you today
    But if they don't, it's okay

    I think the dance floor is dead (it's so dead)
    So now we're making rock music

    I'm really banging my head
    I'm really banging my head
    I'm really banging my head
    And now we're making ro- Writer/s: Alexander Guy Cook, Charlotte Aitchison, Finn Keane
    Publisher: CONCORD MUSIC PUBLISHING LLC, Sony/ATV Music Publishing LLC, Universal Music Publishing Group
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