Second Semester Song Lyrics
It's cold as balls outside
I'm wearing fur and hide
If I said I'm fine I lied
My balls are all inside
Drawing penises in the snow
Singing let it all go
But it's time to move on
From all the penis fun
[Chorus]
It's Corban and John
Second semester song
When everything's gone wrong
It's time to move on
[Verse 2]
I'm sweating blood and tears
And I've got so many fears
Where's the time gone all these years
Least the weekend's almost here
My GPA's a mess
So I can't even go to class
I lost my books again
This is becoming a trend
The lightbulb's all burned out
Just like the love we had
The weekend makes me glad
I wish I knew my dad
It's Corban and John
Second semester song
When everything's gone wrong
It's time to move on
[Bridge]
My heart's torn in three
One for you and one for me
Why can't you see
This is a major key
This is a major key
This is a major key
Our love is a major key
Our love is a major key
Congratulations
You played yourself
Another one
Another one
[Verse 3]
And so I fall
Through seven floors of hell
Right into your lap
And everything's gone bad
And then we say
What's the price we pay?
For all these broken dreams
I'm splitting at the seams
Of my heart
Of my heart
It's Corban and John
Second semester song
When everything's gone wrong
It's time to move on
[Verse 3]
The snow's all melted now
But the slush is still here
And it's wet everywhere
From all of my tears
My brain is turned to mush
And the ground is turned to slush
And the penises are gone
It's time to move on
[Chorus]
It's Corban and John
Second semester song
When everything's gone wrong
It's time to move on
About
“Second Semester Song” marks the first published musical piece by SCAR (Stradley Crimes & Rhymes). The duo dabbled in the rap genre during the first semester of their college career, crafting an underground classic “Me and My Natty,” but nothing public came to fruition. With a new semester, they knew that the comeback season was in the works, and they were thinking bigger. In light of their decided changes, they flipped the script to drop this lyrical and musical masterpiece of the punk rock genre.
Similar to seasonal motifs depicted by lesser-known artist Drake in his album Views, SCAR extends the winter vibes of the city they rep (Columbus) into their musical works.
In an interview with Corban of SCAR, he talks about the influences that brought the duo to the completion of this track:
When we were recording previous rap songs, we noticed that we would always gravitate toward singing and other rock-like attributes. It felt like the genre was pulling us toward it. After listening to a couple Blink-182 songs, we knew from where our sound would stem.
Aside from the punk rock instrumentals, the lyrics were heavily influenced by common themes and ideas conveyed in punk rock, and especially in Blink-182. We talk about heartbreak, random nonsensical things, and our brains being mush; all of which are pretty apparent in our influences.
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