You Can't Please Everyone

Selling Out: Unveiling the Silent Rebellion in Sunsleeper's Lyrics
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Lyrics

I'll sell out

I am willing to compromise my principles for success or popularity.

It's what I'm about

Emphasizing that compromising values for success is a defining aspect of the speaker.

So quiet and cool

Remaining calm and collected despite the compromises made.

You'd try it too

Suggesting that others would also compromise if they understood the benefits.

If I figured it out

Expressing a level of understanding or mastery in compromising values.

You think I'd show you how

Indicating reluctance to share the knowledge or process of compromise.

Probably not

Implies that sharing the compromise process is unlikely.


Thanks for letting me be apart of it

Gratitude for being included in a certain community or situation.

Apart of your scene

Being a part of a particular social or artistic environment.


Thanks for letting me be apart of it

Thankfulness for inclusion in a group or team.

Apart of the team

Feeling part of a collective effort or collaboration.


Honestly there'll never be

Acknowledging that there will never be someone quite like a particular individual.

Another blue like you again

Expressing admiration for the uniqueness of someone.

Truthfully it's okay with me

Acceptance of the individuality of the mentioned person.

Because I've sold out

Reiterating the speaker's commitment to compromising values for success.

It what's I'm about

Restating the dedication to compromising principles for achievement.

So quiet and cool

Encouraging someone else to try compromising for success.

You should try it too

Suggesting that the process of compromise is both calm and cool.

Rivers figured it out

Referencing someone named Rivers who has mastered the art of compromise.

He won't show you how

Indicating that Rivers is unlikely to share his compromising methods.

I'm more of a Pinkerton guy myself

Expressing a personal preference for a specific style or approach (Pinkerton).


The new one

Introducing a new work or creation that did not meet expectations.

It fell flat on its face

Describing the new creation as a failure, according to popular opinion.

At least that's what you say

Suggesting that the speaker agrees with the negative assessment of the new work.

Better anyway

Positing that the failure of the new work might be a positive outcome.


Stay in the garage

Advocating staying true to one's roots or origins.

Hang up a poster

Suggesting the idea of preserving a youthful, rebellious spirit through symbols like posters.

Never happy

Implying a perpetual dissatisfaction despite efforts to maintain authenticity.


Did you sell out

Prompting someone to question if they have compromised their values for success.

Never see you around

Observing that the person in question is not frequently seen.

You're quiet and cool

Describing the person as calm and collected, perhaps as a result of compromise.

I'm unmoved

Expressing personal resilience or lack of influence from compromise.

Will you show me how

Asking if the person will share their method of compromise.

How you figured it out

Expressing doubt that the person will reveal their compromising process.

Probably not.

Blank line, possibly emphasizing a pause or reflection.

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