The first song off Camp Cope’s, How to Socialise & Make Friends, is a powerful song about sexism in the music industry. In an interview with Pitchfork, band frontwoman Georgia Maq said about the song: It… Read More [Verse 1] Tell me you never wanna see me again And then keep showing up at my house Tell me you'll never be in love again And now you're walking 'round with someone else If I was hungry, then you were starving And he was so sick, but you were dying If I was hungry, then you were starving Now tell the dead man that you're the one dying [Verse 2] Treat them like queens until they disagree And never reflect to think, "Wait, maybe the problem was me" Nah, man, just keep smoking weed Tell this one, "Yeah, they were all crazy, unlike you, baby" [Verse 3] Tell me that no one knows me like you do And tell me that my friends don't tell me the truth And maybe I'll come crawling back to you Like, that was your plan, right? You worked so hard, but we were just lucky To ride those coat tails into infinity And all my success has got nothing to do with me Yeah, tell me again how there just aren't That many girls in the music scene [Verse 4] It's another all-male tour preaching equality It's another straight cis man who knows more about this than me It's another man telling us we're missing a frequency Show 'em, Kelly It's another man telling us we can't fill up the room It's another man telling us to book a smaller venue "Nah, hey, come on, girls, we're only thinking about you" Well, see how far we've come not listening to you Yeah, just get a female opener, that'll fill the quota