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Bleachers – everyone for ten minutes
‘Everyone For Ten Minutes’ knows it has an audience already waiting in the room.
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‘Strange Behavior’ is an alternative track by Bleachers, taken from the album ‘Take the Sadness Out of Saturday Night’ (2021). Its lyrics are steeped in loneliness and unease, with the narrator tracking a “lonely ghost” and arriving at a bleak realisation about chasing hollow certainty. The song’s viewpoint is confessional and slightly haunted, as it frames personal confusion as something observed and explained by an otherworldly presence. The effect is both self-aware and unsettling, the kind of late-night reckoning that turns strange behaviour into a mirror held up to the listener.
"Strange Behavior" is a track by Bleachers, from the album Take the Sadness Out of Saturday Night, released 29th July 2021. The track is 3:06 long. It's filed under Alternative. Full lyrics are available below. Dork has published 20 articles about Bleachers.
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Looking at all this strange behavior Well, I think I understand why this lonely ghost Is everything I know So I followed it to any hole It says, "Look at this, this is just a shadow What you thought was faith, that was hollow Look at you, you've been chasing shadows That's why you wake up in two, in two" Holding on to all this strange behavior Can't believe what I thought would save me, a pretty girl If I follow her around the world When I catch her, she'll say to me "Look at this, this is just a shadow What you thought was faith, that was hollow Look at you, you've been chasing shadows That's why you wake up in two, in two"
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As Bleachers prepare to release their fifth album ‘Everyone For Ten Minutes’, Jack Antonoff reflects on a decade of slow-burn growth, the chaos of modern life, the power of community and why making music that tries to please everyone is “a failure of imagination”.
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