“Devil’s Advocate” is the ninth track on Major League’s 2014 album There’s Nothing Wrong With Me. It also appears on a compilation album included in Rock Sound Magazine’s 193rd issue.
The song gravitates towards the subject of self depreciation, with spot-on relatable lyrics, and a catchy beat.
In...
You could never really hate me the way I do lately
Cause I hate me
You're so poetic
The words on your lips, I've already said it
I feel apathetic
I can see it in you eyes, you've already read it
And then I felt your teeth sink in
Behind my back, breaking open the skin again
Everything that I was good for
My awful display of comfort
Have been mixing well with the whiskey and the gin
And all the stories that I told you
About the world outside your bedroom
They clutch my mind like vices
Twisting, turning a thousand times
I sold my soul for everything
I'm writing the songs that the devil sings
The rugs swept from under my feet
I'm only worth my money earned
Every dollar you spent is a lesson learned
You were something I could never afford to keep
You could never really hate me, like I hate me
Devil’s Advocate was written by Luke Smartnick & Kyle Bell (ML) & Matt Chula & Brian Anthony Joyce.
Devil’s Advocate was produced by Will Yip.