LANY - Mama's Boy
What was once promise and potential now packs substance far deeper than surface aesthetics.

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'Parents' by LANY is a 2017 alternative track from the album 'LANY'. The lyrics frame a breathless, social-media flavoured exchange, centred on spotting a post and reacting to a new tattoo emblazoned with a heart and the word “Parents”, with the speaker stressing how much they love it and how they then repost it. The viewpoint is excited and slightly breathless, caught in the loop of seeing, admiring, and sharing, as if affection itself needs a caption and a feed.
"Parents" is a track by LANY, from the album LANY, released 29th June 2017. The track is 1:18 long. It's filed under Alternative. Full lyrics are available below.
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Oh my gosh, Jake! I just saw that posting on Instagram and saw the picture of your new tattoo with a heart and the word "Parents" in it! Oh my gosh, I loved it five times and beyond And I finally saw it and posted and I reposted it on my feed on Instagram Oh, Jake, I love it! It's the sweetest thing I've ever seen in my entire life! I love you, Jake, that is the cutest thing, and you put it forever on your arm Parents, that's what you put on your arm That's the sweetest thing I'm gonna have to get another tattoo that has a heart and "Jake" in the middle But anyway, uh, I'll think about that But, I love you, Jake That is the sweetest thing Parents! Parents! Oh God, love you Okay, I can't wait for you and Mariah to come to Arkansas so we can hug your neck Okay, love you, bye bye
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