“Wallflower” is the opening track of Major League’s sophomore album There’s Nothing Wrong With Me.
In a track by track interview with Alternative Press, vocalist/guitarist Brian Joyce explained:
‘Wallflower’ starts the record with a time period. It was the last time I recall my parents ever being...
It was 1995: that's the last time I remember the two of them side by side
Summer 2003 he said the world collapsed around me and left me with my peace of mind
I really hope you're doing OK
But more than that I just hope you stay
And I know
It doesn't have to be this way
But I've grown
To the excuses that I make
I'm louder than the dead in the dirt
And I've lost all control of my temper
But I'm taking my time to make this work
I'm gonna die like this, a pacifist can't you see?
Honestly can you really blame me
I never stood a chance in this place
This place isn't beautiful to me
And I know
It doesn't have to be this way
But I've grown
To the excuses that I make
I hope
That there's a way to make you stay
But you know
There's just some things that never change
Wallflower was written by Luke Smartnick & Kyle Bell (ML) & Matt Chula & Brian Anthony Joyce.
Wallflower was produced by Will Yip.