My Stereo's A Liar
Donots Lyrics

My stereo's a liar
The singer believes that his stereo is not truthful in the music it plays.

Those mix-tapes are cheap alibis
The mix-tapes the singer listens to are excuses that give him temporary relief from his problems.

But sometimes I believe that "everything is gonna be alright"
Despite knowing that his stereo is lying to him through the music, the singer sometimes gets reassured by the false promises it makes.

My stereo's a monster
The artist's stereo is referred to as a monster for the negative impact it has on his life.

Cause it almost killed me last night
The artist's stereo poses a threat to his life through the impact of the music it plays on his mental and physical health.

It slowly crept upon me when singing those sweet lullabies
The singer's stereo negatively affects him in a subtle way, similar to how a lullaby can lull a baby to sleep.

Take me away
The singer wants to escape the harsh reality of his life through the music played on his stereo.

Blow me away
The artist wants to be taken to a mental state he'd achieved as if he were high, by the music played on his stereo.

Come and make my day, yeah
The artist hopes that the music on his stereo will make his day by providing him with the escape he needs.

(My stereo's a liar)
The artist continues to reiterate the point that his stereo is lying to him.

Those mix-tape songs are blatant lies
The singer thinks that the songs on his mix-tape are obvious lies, but he still listens to them.

I'll never quite believe that "everything is gonna be just fine"
The artist knows that his stereo's music can never be fully trusted, but he sometimes hopes that the music's promises will be true.

My stereo's a killer
The singer's stereo has a negative impact on his life, similar to a man-eating monster.

A love song stabbed me from behind
Despite the supposedly positive messages implied within love songs, one in particular had a negative impact on the singer's life.

I'll die again tomorrow
The singer is convinced that his stereo would continue to have a negative impact on his life, causing him to die inside.

With another song on running through my mind
The artist is obsessed with the music on his stereo and can't get it out of his head.

(Go, go!) That's alright with me!
Despite understanding that the music on his stereo is lying to him and has negatively impacted his life, the artist is willing to accept it.

(So amplify the good times)
The singer wants his stereo to amplify the positive experiences he has, even if it means enduring the negative ones as well.