Biography:
Kimya Dawson (born 17th November 1972) is an Olympia-based singer-songwriter, and a prominent part of the anti-folk movement.
Dawson became well known as a member of The Moldy Peaches. Since the Moldy Peaches took a break from performing and recording in 2004, Dawson has released a string of lo-fi homemade albums, and toured widely in North America and Europe.
In 2005 the Pharmacy and Matty Pop Chart performed as her backing band on a U.S. tour.
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- Alphabutt
- Blue Like Nevermind
- Hold My Hand
- I Like Giants
- I Love You Sweet Baby
- I Miss You
- Loose Lips
- My Mom
- My Rollercoaster
- So Nice So Smart
- The Competition
- Time To Think
- Tire Swing
- Tree Hugger
- Underground
- We're All Animals
- Will You Be Me?
- You Love Me
- 12 26
- Angels And Seagulls
- Anthrax
- Being Cool
- Better Weather
- Bobby
- Caving In
- Chemistry
- Daniel Baby Boy
- Driving Driving Driving
- Eleventeen
- Everything Is Alright
- Fire
- France
- Great Crap
- Hadlock Padlock
- Happy Home Keep On Writing
- I Like My Bike
- I Will Never Forget
- Little Panda Bear
- Lullaby For The Taken
- Miami Advice
- Moving On
- My Bike
- My Heroes
- Nobodys Hippie
- Parade
- Raining
- Regulator Bad Brains
- Reminders Of Then
- Rocks With Holes
- Same Shit Complicated
- Seven Hungry Tigers
- Singing Machine
- Solid And Strong
- Sunbeams And Some Beans
- The Beer
- Trump Style
- Utopian Futures
- Velvet Rabbit
- Viva La Persistence
- Walk Like Thunder
- Wandering Daughter
- Were All Animals
- Will You Be Me
- Year 10
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I never wanted to be better than my friends
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I just wanted to prove wrong the people in my head
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the ones who told me I'd be better off dead
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the ones who told me that I would never win
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when I delivered newspapers they said I was too slow
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when I was a barista they said I made lousy foam
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when I worked in retail they said I was a slob
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much too dumb for school and much too lazy for a job
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so I rode my bike like lightning
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and I made cappuccinos that would make the angels sing
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took two showers a day and I dressed up like a princess
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shook my fist in my own face and said I'll show you who's the best
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I wrote the kinds of papers teachers hang up on their walls
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I was employee of the month at seven different shopping malls
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and one time playing football I pulled the tendons in my leg
A E G
to prove that I was tough I hopped on one foot
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and finished up the game
A E G A
I thought if I succeeded I'd be happy and they'd go away
A E G A
but first thing in the morning I'd still wake up and I'd hear them say
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"you're fat, ugly, and stupid, you should really be ashamed
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no one will ever like you, you're not good at anything"
A E A
and sometimes I'd rise to the challenge
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but other times I'd feel so bad that I could not get out of bed
A E G A
and on the days I stayed in bed I sang and sang and sang
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about how crappy I felt, not realizing how many other people would relate
A E G A
now people send me emails that say thanks for
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saying the things they didn't know how to say
A E G A
and the people in my head still visit me sometimes
A E G A
and they bring all of their friends but I don't mind
A E
I play my guitar like lightning
A E G A
when I sing I like it when you sing too loud and clear
A E G A
different voices, different tones all sayin' "yeah, we're not alone"
A E G A
I got good at feeling bad and that's why I'm still here
A E G A
I got good at feeling bad and that's why I'm still here
A E G G A
I got good at feeling bad and that's why I'm still here
I never wanted to be better than my friends
A E G A
I just wanted to prove wrong the people in my head
A E G A
the ones who told me I'd be better off dead
A E G A
the ones who told me that I would never win
A E G A
when I delivered newspapers they said I was too slow
A E G A
when I was a barista they said I made lousy foam
A E G A
when I worked in retail they said I was a slob
A E G A
much too dumb for school and much too lazy for a job
A E G A
so I rode my bike like lightning
A E G A
and I made cappuccinos that would make the angels sing
A E G A
took two showers a day and I dressed up like a princess
A E G A
shook my fist in my own face and said I'll show you who's the best
A E G A
I wrote the kinds of papers teachers hang up on their walls
A E G A
I was employee of the month at seven different shopping malls
A E G A
and one time playing football I pulled the tendons in my leg
A E G
to prove that I was tough I hopped on one foot
A
and finished up the game
A E G A
I thought if I succeeded I'd be happy and they'd go away
A E G A
but first thing in the morning I'd still wake up and I'd hear them say
A E G A
"you're fat, ugly, and stupid, you should really be ashamed
A E G A
no one will ever like you, you're not good at anything"
A E A
and sometimes I'd rise to the challenge
A E G A
but other times I'd feel so bad that I could not get out of bed
A E G A
and on the days I stayed in bed I sang and sang and sang
A E G A
about how crappy I felt, not realizing how many other people would relate
A E G A
now people send me emails that say thanks for
A E G A
saying the things they didn't know how to say
A E G A
and the people in my head still visit me sometimes
A E G A
and they bring all of their friends but I don't mind
A E
I play my guitar like lightning
A E G A
when I sing I like it when you sing too loud and clear
A E G A
different voices, different tones all sayin' "yeah, we're not alone"
A E G A
I got good at feeling bad and that's why I'm still here
A E G A
I got good at feeling bad and that's why I'm still here
A E G G A
I got good at feeling bad and that's why I'm still here
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