Suburbia
The Wonder Years * Track #4 On Suburbia I’ve Given You All and Now I’m Nothing
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Album Suburbia I’ve Given You All and Now I’m Nothing
- #1Came Out Swinging
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- #2Woke Up Older
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- #3Local Man Ruins Everything
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- #4Suburbia
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- #5My Life as a Pigeon
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- #6Summers in PA
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- #7I Won’t Say the Lord’s Prayer
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- #8Coffee Eyes
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- #9I’ve Given You All
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- #10Don’t Let Me Cave In
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- #11You Made Me Want to Be a Saint
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- #12Hoodie Weather
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- #13And Now I’m Nothing
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- #14My Life as Rob Gordon
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- #15Me vs. the Highway
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- #16Living Room Song
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Suburbia by The Wonder Years
Release Date
Performed by
The Wonder YearsProduced by
Steve EvettsWrited by
Dan CampbellAbout
This song kicks off the mini-trilogy within the album, which includes:
4. Suburbia
9. I’ve Given You All
13. And Now I’m Nothing
These songs are meant as thematic interludes dealing directly with Dan’s hometown, as opposed to the rest of the album, which deals with his personal issues.
Suburbia Lyrics
The bowling alley burnt down
They said it was a cigarette, and I almost believed it
There were burns in the carpet
Everyone knows that it was for the insurance and
This is where you pick up the bus
The most famous person to come out of here was
The guy that played Leatherface in all of those Chainsaw Massacres
Every business on Main Street collapsed except Morgan's mom's place
The whole town feels dead and
The whole town feels dead
Well the whole town, the whole town feels dead
I can't blame it
Suburbia Q&A
Who wrote Suburbia's ?
Suburbia was written by Dan Campbell.
Who produced Suburbia's ?
Suburbia was produced by Steve Evetts.
When did The Wonder Years release Suburbia?
The Wonder Years released Suburbia on Mon Jun 14 2010.
What did The Wonder Years say about "Suburbia"?
In a track-by-track with Alternative Press, frontman Dan Campbell said the following about “Suburbia” :
We consider “Suburbia” to be the first “interlude.” The song, along with “I’ve Given You All” and “And Now I’m Nothing” serve as three movements of the same piece. Below the title in the liner no...