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Good 4 It Lyrics

I might have actually died
You gotta bring me to life
I need you really really right now right now
Where I'm at I dont know
Phone is dead Zombie phone
I need you really really right now right now
Like really really really right now right now

How to stay alive though
How the fuck should I know
Without some help sometimes
Need my friends sometimes
To bail me out sometimes
You know I'm good 4 it
You know I'm good 4 it
You know I'm good 4 it

I don't know how to explain
I got in over my brain
I need you really really right now right now
Superlow ocean floor
Starring in a shit show
I need you really really big time big time
Like really really fucking big time big time

How to stay alive though
How the fuck should I know
Without some help sometimes
Need my friends sometimes
To bail me out sometimes
You know I'm good 4 it
Without some help sometimes
Need my friends sometimes
To bail me out sometimes
You know I'm good 4 it
You know I'm good 4 it
You know I'm good 4 it

Do you remember that one time?
Well this is way worse than that one time
Well you needed me then like I'm needing you now
Get your ass over here and help me out

How to stay alive though
How the fuck should I know
Without some help sometimes
Need my friends sometimes
To bail me out sometimes
You know I'm good 4 it
Without some help sometimes
Need my friends sometimes
To bail me out sometimes
You know I'm good 4 it
(I need you really really right now)
You know I'm good 4 it
(Like really really really right now)
You know I'm good 4 it
(I need you really really right now)
You know I'm good 4 it
You know I'm good 4 it (yeah yeah)
You know I'm good 4 it (yeah yeah)
You know I'm good 4 it
You know I'm good 4 it

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Several musical artists exist by this name or related names:

1) Wallpaper. (with the period) is the title of a project mixing dance music with hip-hop, pop, soul, and more that is spearheaded by mutli-instrumentalist and wild MC Ricky Reed. The group's latest album, 2013's 'Ricky Reed Is Real', has earned critical acclaim and blasted the group's work into the popular consciousness in a major way, singles "Good 4 It" and "Drunken Hearts" gaining popularity and the album reaching #10 on Billboard's Top Heatseekers chart. The outfit's live performances showcase their music's quirky sense of fun.

2) Wallpaper (without the period) is a three-piece indie rock outfit. Though pretty much obscured by the group mentioned above, the band (from the Lake Tapps area that's not too far from downtown Seattle, Washington) has pursued a sound mixing 60s pop with 90s rock that's won them a bunch of fans locally. A praising reviewer writing for 'The Seattle Times' has remarked that the guys "share a common aesthetic in both art and life, cut and pasted from thrift-store anti-fashion, post-Napster musical eclecticism and willful suburban pariah-dom." Oddly enough sounding not too far from the style of their fellow Wallpaper (the one with the period), the guys released their debut album, 2008's 'On the Chewing Gum Ground', through the indie label K Records.

Brothers Derek and Spencer Kelley and musician Steven Potter have described their group thus:

"Wallpaper... formed in 2004 in Auburn, Washington after years of bonding over their rock and roll obsessions. Having grown up during the heightened cross-section of rock music and popular television, these boys found themselves disillusioned by a decade of empty decadence and found themselves digging into the past to unearth that special spark of music that they bonded over in their youth: a classic three-piece. They play vocals and each other's instruments. Guitar, drums, bass; melody, harmony, and rhythm in simplicity. Wallpaper slows pop culture down just enough for comments, questions, and answers."

3) Yet another Wallpaper is an obscure musical project out of California, having a self-description that reads as such:

"What is wallpaper? It decorates our rooms, covers our walls, and, for the most part, goes unnoticed. It is the backdrop of our lives, just like today's pop music. It lingers in the background, being played at gentle volumes in restaurants, elevators, gyms, etc. That's what Eric Frederic of Hyphy R&B satire act Wallpaper wanted to address. Slinging CDRs and rocking house parties, Wallpaper has become a gold plated name in the San Francisco Bay Area underground. Known for bringing the party to a rage and covering New Jack Swing and Soul classics from Bel Biv Devoe to Bobby Caldwell, Wallpaper is bringing an undeniably 'Oakland sound' to a world of music fans starving for Motown quality songs with next level production." Read more on Last.fm. User-contributed text is available under the Creative Commons By-SA License; additional terms may apply.

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