Magazines and TV screens are telling me the world is going, going down
Happy days are few and far between
And I don't really like the way it sounds
I think my generation is growing up complaining
I need a shaking
Honestly, I need to dumb it down
I think my brain is burning out

Whoa-oh, call me a fool
'Cause sometimes I just don't care
I don't right now

We all gotta do it, do it
'Cause life can be a bitch then we die, we die
There's so much shit to worry about
And that's the reason why

It's why I spend all my days with my head up in the clouds
All my days with my head up in the clouds
All my days with my head up in the clouds
Like wow, wow

Well call me crazy, call me lazy
Maybe you can even call me ignorant
Here's a tissue for your issue
I don't care right now if it's on CNN
I've got a lot to deal with
I'd rather just be chillin'
It's how I'm feeling

Maybe I can worry about it all tomorrow
I just won't today

Whoa-oh, call me a fool
'Cause sometimes I just don't care
I don't right now

We all gotta do it, do it
'Cause life can be a bitch then we die, we die
There's so much shit to worry about
And that's the reason why

It's why I spend all my days with my head up in the clouds
All my days with my head up in the clouds
All my days with my head up in the clouds
Like wow, wow

Whoa-oh, call me your fool
'Cause sometimes I just don't care
I don't

We all gotta do it, do it
'Cause life can be a bitch then we die, we die
There's so much shit to worry about
And that's the reason why

We all gotta do it, do it
'Cause life can be a bitch then we die, we die
There's so much shit to worry about
And that's the reason why

[2x]
It's why I spend all my days with my head up in the clouds
All my days with my head up in the clouds
All my days with my head up in the clouds
Like wow, wow


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