Eyeroll

Eyeroll Rebellion: A Tale of Teenage Defiance
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Lyrics

Who'd thought that you were ever born

Expressing surprise at the perceived nature or behavior of the person in question.

To scowl and squint and always scorn

Describing a constant demeanor of frowning, squinting, and a general attitude of scorn.

Simple tasks and daily chores

Referring to basic tasks and everyday responsibilities.

Seem to keep you always sore

Suggesting that even simple tasks cause persistent irritation or discontent.


Eyeroll (Don't give me that face)

Addressing the act of rolling one's eyes, with a plea to avoid this expression, and a request for compliance.

Eyeroll (I'm not on your case)

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Eyeroll (Why must I scold)

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Eyeroll

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Girl do what you're told

Direct command to follow instructions.


How many times, must I say

Emphasizing the importance of completing chores before engaging in leisure activities and highlighting the need for responsibility.

Do your chores before you play

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You best need to pull some weight

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Before you leave on any date

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Eyeroll (Don't give me that face)

Reiteration of the plea to avoid eye-rolling, emphasizing the speaker's intention not to criticize but to convey instructions.

Eyeroll (I'm not on your case)

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Eyeroll (Why must I scold)

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Eyeroll

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Girl do what you're told

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Your poor mama's had all she can take

Expressing the frustration of a parent, reaching a breaking point, and noting the lack of attention or understanding from the person being addressed.

And your poor papa's planning her wake

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I know you didn't hear a word I said

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Cause your eyes rolled in the back of your head

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Eyeroll (Don't give me that face)

Repetition of the plea to avoid eye-rolling, coupled with a direct command to follow instructions.

Eyeroll (I'm not on your case)

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Eyeroll (Why must I scold)

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Eyeroll

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Girl do what you're told

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Always gabbin' on that new phone

Describing the person's behavior with a new phone, warning about interactions with boys, and highlighting a change in attitude during a ride.

Tell those boys to leave you alone

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Act all sweet when you want a ride

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But once on board you turn all snide

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Eyeroll (Don't give me that face)

Reiteration of the plea to avoid eye-rolling, emphasizing the speaker's intention not to criticize but to convey instructions, along with a direct command.

Eyeroll (I'm not on your case)

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Eyeroll (Why must I scold)

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Eyeroll

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Girl do what you're told

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Eyeroll (Don't give me that face)

Final repetition of the plea to avoid eye-rolling, emphasizing the speaker's intention not to criticize but to convey instructions, and ending with a direct command.

Eyeroll (I'm not on your case)

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Eyeroll (Why must I scold)

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Eyeroll

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Girl do what you're told

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