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Who Do You Root For? Lyrics

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Who Do You Root For?

From Noble and Godlike in Ruin2025

Lyrics

Who Do You Root For?

You don't love me You don't even know me I don't love you I don't even know you Upside-down companion You're not my companion Upside-down companion You're not my companion You're something to despise Reflection in my eyes

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About this track

"Who Do You Root For?" is a song by Deerhoof from the album Noble and Godlike in Ruin, released in 2025.

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Track 8 of 11Joyful Noise Recordings

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