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Make Stacy Great Again
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Punk
Make Stacy Great Again was released on April 3, 2026 by Arthur René Walwin as a part of the album Make Stacy Great Again - Single
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Release DateApril 3, 2026
LabelArthur René Walwin
LanguageEnglish
Melodicness
Acousticness
Valence
Danceability
Energy
BPM111

Music Video

Music Video

Credits

PERFORMING ARTISTS
WALWIN
WALWIN
Vocals, Guitar, Drums
COMPOSITION & LYRICS
WALWIN
WALWIN
Songwriter
PRODUCTION & ENGINEERING
WALWIN
WALWIN
Producer, Mixing Engineer
Kelsey White
Kelsey White
Executive Producer

Lyrics

Your boyfriend's a racist
He's got a tattoo on his neck that says MAGA
Can't call it a relationship
If you can't trust him round your kids
How's that not enough to give you the ick?
Stacy, your boyfriend's a prick
But he's like a can of worms
That you can't bear to open
Buried your head in the sand
But now it's time to come out
Oh, now you're seeing all the red flags
How'd you miss it?
By being complicit as shit
Stacy, your boyfriend's a prick
Your boyfriend's a narcissist
His hairline's fading away
But thinks the problem's your baby weight
And tells your Mum she's
Still got it going on at 56
How's that not enough to give you the ick?
Stacy, your boyfriend has his hands
Around the waist of a waitress at an IHOP
Cause Stacy, your boyfriend's a dick
He's like a can of worms
That you can't bear to open
Buried your head in the sand
But now it's time to come out
Oh, now you're seeing all the red flags
How'd you miss it?
By being complicit as shit
Stacy, your boyfriend's a prick
She said
I'm just trying to do what's right
For my kids
Why don't you leave me alone
She said
I'm just trying to do what's right
For my kids
Why don't you leave me alone
And I'm just trying to do what's right
For my kids
Why don't you leave me alone
She said
I'm just trying to do what's right
For my kids
Why don't you leave me alone
And I'm just trying to do what's right
For my kids
Why don't you leave me alone
She said
I'm just trying to do what's right
For my kids
Why don't you leave me alone
Written by: Arthur René Walwin
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