It Takes A Nation Of Millions To Binge-Watch Bojack Horseman Lyrics

Rich men sell women the way they want to those men to think

I'm staring at escalators until the right thoughts finally start to rush in

You brag about media literacy with a voice that's so coarse

Then talk about learning empathy from another failed cartoon horse

I know watching the correct TV shows makes me worthy of a middle class life

Tell me tell me brother of mine does this hospital bill give you strife

Give me one more chance to make it right before my final splutter and cough

So I can stare at the plaster walls and wait for the ceiling lights to finally shut off

I am the virtue on the wall

I am the first friend that you call

I am the voice you start to fear

I am the loathing of your peers

I am the one who's suffer you bear

I am the cracks in the marble stairs

I am the faucet of snark and sneers

I am the compass of what you feel

So look at me now

Standing so tall and so proud

With double time on the prowl

Just for the thrill of it, hell of it

Live in the past

Aspire to be the last

Of all the kids who got asked

What is the end of this, tell me this

Where did it lead

The hours watching TV

Are you now wiser to see

The animals in technicolor

Heart only bleeds

For all the pictures I see

But I still scoff in the street

At all the squalid and dirtier

How do I remain noble while I scream and shout?

It takes a nation of millions to watch a cartoon horse try and figure it out

I tried everything now I gotta kill myself

I tried everything but I gotta kill myself

I dream of love expressed through material wealth

I got nothing left except my failing health

I tried everything but all I am is all that's left

I take criticism in stride, I'm the animal inside

Look at me now I'm potential you see

Look at me now I know the jokes ain't free

Look at me now I have an arts degree

Look at me now I understand TV