Omni Compliment Lyrics know the real meaning of Omni's Compliment Song lyrics
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Updated Feb 20, 2024
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Omni Compliment Lyrics
Fits right off the rack, baby, off the rack
There's someone here dressed as me
Fits right off the rack, please make me laugh
I'm dead inside, can't you see?
Can't put my finger on it
The budget's cut and the spending's all wrong
The finale was leaked
And now I hear the hook in someone else's song
Take it as a compliment
Form someone who didn't know what they meant
On the spot you needed something to say
It's a compliment either way
And it's nothing new
I'm guilty of it too
Looking at someone else's life
Thinking, hey man, that looks nice
Fits right off the rack, baby, off the rack
Gestures I can't comprehend
Fits right off the rack, red or black
Roulette for homogenized friends
I can't put my finger on it
I used to think I knew what I wanted
Who knew it would be like this
It's rather annoying to be haunted
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And it's nothing new
I'm guilty of it too
Looking at someone else's life
Thinking, hey man, that looks nice
Omni Compliment Lyrics Meaning
"Omni Compliment" explores themes of identity, self-doubt, and societal pressure. The lyrics reflect on the struggle to maintain authenticity in a world where individuality can feel overshadowed by conformity. The song critiques the superficiality of compliments and the tendency to compare oneself to others, ultimately highlighting the universal experience of feeling inadequate or uncertain about one's own choices and identity
Omni Compliment Lyrics Details
Album
Omni
Release Date
2024
Available on
YouTube Music
Omni Compliment Lyrics Facts
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Philip Frobos and Frankie Broyles
Post-punk
Television, Talking Heads, and Wire
Trouble in Mind Records
Sub Pop.