Good Luck with Whatever
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Good Luck with Whatever by Dawes
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DawesProduced by
Dave CobbWrited by
Taylor GoldsmithGood Luck with Whatever Lyrics
There's a man with a chainsaw
Standing out in my yard
He says he's just trimming trees
But he's clearly trying too hard
And a Chevy Suburban
With the government plates
And an idling engine
While I'm planning out my escape
Good luck with whatever
Whatever awaits
Whatever endeavors
I'm sure you'll do great
I'm cutting the tether
I'm clearing the air
Good luck with whatever
I really don't care
My crystal ball television
The sacred voice of the grid
Asking rhetorical questions
About where the bodies are hid
The guillotine in the camera
We all pretend to ignore
All of the souls it's collecting
And what the collector is using them for
Good luck with whatever
Whatever awaits
Whatever endeavors
I'm sure you'll do great
I'm cutting the tether
I'm clearing the air
Good luck with whatever
I really don't care
The silhouette of my neighbors
Staring deep in their phones
They said they'd be in Honduras
But there's clearly somebody home
And I'm still not learning my lesson
Despite having every excuse
How all of my biggest fears
Are the same ones that never come true
Good luck with whatever
Whatever awaits
Whatever endeavors
I'm sure you'll do great
I'm cutting the tether
I'm clearing the air
Good luck with whatever
I really don't care
Good luck with whatever
I really don't care
Good luck with whatever
I really don't care
Good Luck with Whatever Q&A
Who wrote Good Luck with Whatever's ?
Good Luck with Whatever was written by Taylor Goldsmith.
Who produced Good Luck with Whatever's ?
Good Luck with Whatever was produced by Dave Cobb.
When did Dawes release Good Luck with Whatever?
Dawes released Good Luck with Whatever on Fri Oct 02 2020.
What did Dawes say about "Good Luck with Whatever"?
This song is about the low grade paranoia I believe we all suffer from in modern times. Everything we see at this point feels like it could be some form of surveillance. This song is acknowledging those feelings but also trying to deprive them of their power by not fully investing in them.
– Dawes...