Nobody’s Accusing You (Of Having a Good Time) Hot Hot Heat

"Nobody’s Accusing You (Of Having a Good Time)" by Hot Hot Heat, released in 2002, is a #Rock song that explores themes of self-reflection and the complexities of social interactions. The lyrics convey a mix of irony and frustration, addressing the pressure to conform while seeking authenticity. Its upbeat tempo and catchy hooks contribute to its energetic vibe, making it a memorable anthem of the early 2000s indie rock scene. The song resonates with listeners navigating personal freedom and societal expectations.

[Verse 1]
Some days are gonna be diamonds
Some days are just gonna be stones
Some days the reaper isn't looking so grim
Some days the past is the only mine that has gold

[Pre-Chorus]
But don't get too-too-too-too heavy
Don't get so-so-so intense
Don't make you this party's problem
No one put a gun to your head

[Chorus]
Nobody's accusing you
Nobody's accusing you
Nobody's accusing you of having a good time
Nobody's accusing you
Nobody's accusing you
Nobody's accusing you of having a good time

[Verse 2]
Some days you're crawling forwards
Some days you're spinning backwards
Some days your bullshit detector's turned off
Some days a medieval torture test won't even trigger a cough

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