The Exchange from She by In Sylva
Tracklist
7. | The Exchange | 3:55 |
Lyrics
You know the product comes cheaper
When you buy it from the neighbour
He comes to spend a hot minute
I can self medicate for hours
Some say I’m up to no good
Same old cliché, misunderstood
I know damn well that they all would
Ain't nothing to add, it’s understood
Why does this world want to shame me
I’m just getting what I need
Who in this world can walk with me?
Empaths are such a rare breed
The harassment comes quicker
When you buy it from the neighbour
I just told my brand new ally
His smile gone, he’s looking sour
Now he thinks I’m up to no good
He’ll never trust my neighbourhood
He’s playing nice but I know he would
I knew he’d leave as soon as he stood
Why does this world want to shame me
I didn’t put those demons there
Getting by and you can’t blame me
Pass me by, no need to stare
Pass judgments ‘till your hearts content
You're all hypocrites with your contempt
I know what the look in his eyes meant
We’re not all alike above this cold cement
Looking for understanding ears
Someone who’s intentions are clear
But all I meet are scavengers
And all their words are well rehearsed
You all think I’m up to no good
And you avoid neighbourhood
I’ll always be misunderstood
I won’t lash out but I sure could
Why does this world want to shame me
I didn’t put those demons there
Getting by and you can’t blame me
Pass me by, no need to stare
Pass judgments ‘till your hearts content
You're all hypocrites with your contempt
I know what the look in his eyes meant
We’re not all alike above this cold cement
Credits
Music by Thomas Polychuck and Will Régnier
Lyrics by Evan Demers
Thom Polychuck — vocals
Will Régnier — percussion, keyboards, programming
Guests:
Vincent Vertefeuille — acoustic guitars
Gabriel Thibault — piano, synthesizers
Vincent Yelle — electric bass
Recorded by Jasmin Frenette at Studio Crawford
Drums engineered by Jasmin Frenette at Studio Piccolo (assisted by Gabriel Dubuc)
Additional recording by Thom Polychuck and Will Régnier
Mixed by Jasmin Frenette
Mastered by Jean-Philippe Villemure