Entitlement from Underachiever by Sharon Silva

If I woke up seven years ago
Would I tell you, would I even know
The greatest heartache that was yet to come
Or all the people that we left back home

Maybe I'd treat them with more love and care
And tell my sister I'd try to be there
But would you listen would you take to heart
The feelings I have toward your brand new start

You were too good for the working class
You were too good for the working man
You were too good for the friends I had

How did it feel when you paid him off
Finding the keys to the life you lost
You dreamt of castles and endless credit
Blame it on Jesus, the bible said it

You were too good for the working class
You were too good for the working man
You were too good for friends I had
And you were too for, for me

I hope now you've finally found peace

• Alternative
• alternative rock
• folk rock
• indie rock
• singer-songwriter
• Los Angeles