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Hey there, I want to tell you about a cool song called “Japanese Cafe Lyrics” by an artist named Katelyn Tarver. It’s part of an album called “Quitter,” released in 2024. The music for this track was created by Jonny Shorr, while the lyrics were a collaboration between Annika Bennett, Jonny Shorr & Katelyn Tarver. So, if you’re into music, this might be something you’d enjoy checking out!
Japanese Cafe Lyrics
He called me pretty
She called me special
Too young for whiskey
Drunk on potential
Dressed like a French maid
Japanese cafe
Singing a song someone wrote
Swing for the fences
Be a good sport
Face like a doll
Yeah it’s all that you’re good for
My biggest fear is
I’ll disappear if
I got nothing to show
So far down this road
Now I wake up and I look around
And it breaks my heart to have to doubt
Will you still love me if my luck runs out?
Will you still love me if my luck runs out?
‘Cause the world keeps turning round and round
Like I’m easy to forget about
Will you still love me if my luck runs out?
Will you still love me will you still
I saw a movie
Childhood actress
Googled her name just to see what had happened
She went to college
Moved to Missouri
And it kinda made me feel sad
‘Cause I been so focused
On making it worth it
Saying I can’t be a regular person
But maybe that actress ended up happy
And she’d look at me and feel bad
‘Cause I wake up and I look around
And it breaks my heart to have to doubt
Will you still love me if my luck runs out?
Will you still love me if my luck runs out?
‘Cause the world keeps turning round and round
Like I’m easy to forget about
Will you still love me if my luck runs out?
Will you still love me will you still
Love me (will you will you will you will you)
Love me
Will you still love me will you still
Love me (will you will you will you will you)
Love me
Will you still love me if my luck runs out?
SONG INFO:
Song: Japanese Cafe
Artist: Katelyn Tarver
Album: Quitter (2024)
Music: Jonny Shorr
Lyrics: Annika Bennett, Jonny Shorr & Katelyn Tarver
“Japanese Cafe Lyrics” by Katelyn Tarver delves into themes of self-doubt, fear of obscurity, and the quest for validation. The singer reflects on societal pressures to conform to standards of beauty and success, symbolized by references to a “French maid” and a “childhood actress.” The lyrics capture the anxiety of feeling inadequate and forgotten, juxtaposed with the desire for unconditional love and acceptance. Through poignant questions like “Will you still love me if my luck runs out?” the song explores the vulnerability of human connection amidst life’s uncertainties. It resonates with anyone grappling with identity and the pursuit of happiness.
