
Song
Left to Wonder Why
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female vocals, emotional, country, narrative, school life, bullying, heartache, instrumental, band theme
Lyrics
Intro
Ridin' down a country road, on a Tennessee bus
Sittin' four seats from the front, feelin' like a fuss
Got my instrument case, and my heart on my sleeve
Thinkin' 'bout a city boy, and the way he used to be
Verse
We'd talk about our dreams, and the music we adore
He'd sit with me at lunch, and we'd laugh some more
But now he's sittin' with my best friend, and I'm feelin' alone
The bus bullies, they just won't leave me be, callin' me fat, and ugly, and useless, oh-oh
Chorus
Hey, hey, why'd you have to go, and leave me here to cry?
Hey, hey, I thought our friendship would never die
But now you're gone, and I'm left to wonder why
You're hangin' with my best friend, and I'm left to ask the sky
Verse
I'm a band girl, through and through, I love the way it feels
To march in precision, and play my heart out, and reveal
My passion for the music, and the way it sets me free
But the bullies, they just don't understand, they say I'm weird, and ugly, and they laugh at me
Verse
There's a girl, a brat, who loves to cause a scene
She wrote our names on the window, and showed him my journal, oh what a shame
She thinks it's funny, but it's just plain mean
Now he won't even look at me, and I'm left to feel like a fool, yeah
I'm sittin' here, feelin' sad, and blue, and alone
The bus bullies, they're sittin' next to me, and they won't leave me be, na-na
I'm just a country girl, with a heart that's true
But it's hard to keep on smilin', when the ones you love, are gone, and they're through with you, uh-huh
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