Tabloid Super Junkie

Mark Foster

[Reversed Intro]
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[Verse 1]
Well, the capitalistic feast has been sucking the heat
You're passing up, you're injured for ability
Well, I've been waiting for a compromise but I guess it's more the same
We're separated all the things that we want for gain
You remember your name
Well, they were looking right at you, you forget the face
If the future's sipping all space and food through a straw
And the monster's finally flipped on its back
Well, the static is a worthy test to help you brush aside the rest

[Chorus]
Is this something that you'd ever need?
Well, I'm okay
Are you scared to take what they've taken from you?
Well, yeah, I'm afraid
We've sold our names

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[Verse 2]
I'm sick of being accosted by the ghost in the street
Your magazine-looking backward-thinking junkies are just fodder for the global elite
Do you think you had a choice
When you're eating and sleeping in all the noise?
Let the moneymakers keep the politicians afloat
We're biting everything that we're told
Well, then a smile and a couple of jokes will be enough to convince the good folks

[Outro]
Well, is this something that you'd ever need?
Well, I'm okay
Are you waiting for a minute to fight for what they've taken from you?
Yeah, I'm afraid
We've sold our names

[Instrumental]

Trivia about the song Tabloid Super Junkie by Foster the People

When was the song “Tabloid Super Junkie” released by Foster the People?
The song Tabloid Super Junkie was released in 2014, on the album “Supermodel”.
Who composed the song “Tabloid Super Junkie” by Foster the People?
The song “Tabloid Super Junkie” by Foster the People was composed by Mark Foster.

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