What Am I Singing For - Bronze Radio Return

I could write a song about a bong

So all the college kids could sing along

And I could get high with them

And I could sing a tune this afternoon

For all the babies booming, pills consuming truth

As the elders dream of youth

And this melody it sounds a bit like

It could be played in stores and malls

And I’ll take my check directly

And I’ll spend it all

And this chord, who’s it for?

Please pay five bucks at the door

And I swear I’m singing to you

Oh tell me, Oh tell me, I don’t know anymore

Ooooo, what am I singing for?

It’s my choice to use my voice

And you can choose to ignore

Ooooo, what am I singing for?

And I could write some words and tell the world

About a girl who strung me out like dirty pearls

But we’ve heard that story before

And I could make a beat and rap a hook for you to dance to

And the the clubs it shook would

Keep me crunk with my junk in the trunk

And your body don’t lie when you move to the funk

Two and four get the people through the door

While one and three live a little more lonely

People ignore the beats they can’t clap to anymore

And what’s a song if nobody listens, nobody cares

Won’t fit a box made with perfect squares

What could I do to convince you I’m still here

Oh tell me, Oh tell me, I don’t know anymore

Ooooo, what am I singing for?

It’s my choice to use my voice

And you can choose to ignore

Ooooo, what am I singing for