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'enemy' by Clairo is a 2016 track from the album 'originals'. The lyrics stage a brittle, hurtful exchange, with the speaker asking for honesty and closeness while hearing excuses and repeated denials. There is a stubborn insistence on friendship, even as misunderstanding and alleged lying keep getting spelled out. The vocal delivery suggests someone trying to bridge a gap that keeps widening, with the address of “you” turning from invitation to indictment, and back again, all in the same breath.
"enemy" is a track by Clairo, from the album originals, released 29th September 2016. Full lyrics are available below. Dork has published 20 articles about Clairo.
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If I asked you You would tell me that you lied You lied I want to be your friend But you don't understand If I wanted to be a part of something I wouldn't ask you I wouldn't ask you I wouldn't ask you I wouldn't ask you
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