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Latest revision as of 05:38, 27 September 2024
My House is a song featured on the Cassette Beasts Original Soundtrack, officially titled My House (Meredith's Lost Vinyl). It is the song that Meredith plays in Gramophone Café during the conclusion of All I Ever Needed.
Lyrics
We're in tonight, we're in for real
A room abused, battered and bruised
True angst appeal
It's a sad song, with a nice beat
And a groovy, dance to it if you want
If you get on your feet, since you're on your feet
Can you put the kettle on
This is my house
So it's my rules
Can you leave your shoes
Oh, at the door, please
This carpet's clean
And I'm really weird about stuff like that, sorry
We're here and nowhere else
In this moment, right now in here
We're free from conformity and fear
We can't meet on what to do
We can't— Wait, can you put a coaster under that drink please?
You'll make a ring
You can't order food
I'm making dinner
I've got a lovely spread
That I've been
Working on all day
It's got cheese and crackers
And other things you might like
(Unless you just want a kebab)
This is my house (it's my house, not a bloody hotel)
Come and do what I want you to do
I've got card games and RPGs
Can we not just calm it down
I can hardly hear myself think
You know what, sod it
And I'm not doin' this again
I'll tell you that much