Lanza - Daniele Luppi, Parquet Courts, Karen O

How come he doesn’t move his gaze

I think he’d stare at me for days

Should I get off at the next stop

It’s not the part of town I want

He’s looking at me awfully strange

There’s not an empty seat to change

He’s probably got a kid my age

Looks like he makes a worker’s wage

A girl can’t leave her house these days

And not feel like she’s on display

Why does he look at me like that

Must be a christian-democrat

I’d get off here but where’d I go?

This train is moving much too slow

How come he doesn’t move his gaze

I think he’d stare at me for days

Should I be forced to wear a mask?

And dress up in a garbage bag

Why should I?

it isn’t fair

It shouldn’t matter what I wear