[Summer Special Day 5] The First Street You Drove Down - I wrote a song using every Olivia Rodrigo title

Hi! Welcome to "track 5" of the summer special, which brings us a very different style of post. As you may or may not remember, I am a songwriter, and I decided to do a challenge. I wrote a song containing the titles of every Olivia Rodrigo song, and it turned out... okay? I tried to give it a relatively cohesive story, and some of it kinda means nothing, but let me know what you think of this experiment.

The First Street You Drove Down

You're a bad idea, right?

My friends all said you were a traitor

But you're all I want and I'm wondering why

I'm obsessed with you tonight

I'll be making the bed later

They were enough for you, am I?

Even when the best part felt like it was just for a moment, baby

Baby is you, and so I think I kinda, you know

Even though you still hold the grudge from the failed teenage dream

Take 1 step forward, 3 steps back and move out of the old

Am I granted a second chance?

It's the logical thing to do

I hope ur ok with that

Do you still get deja vu?

When you're with Lacy

Who claims "I'm the girl I've always been"

Am I a stranger to you?

Good 4 u

Her ballad of a homeschooled girl plays without reason or rhyme

And my jealousy, jealousy gets in the way sometimes

Love is embarrassing so I hold back the rose song that plays in my head

Thinking, "I wanna get him back" but being scared of my guitar instead

Pretty isn't pretty to you, but it's gorgeous to me

Acting invisible is the kinda thing a vampire would see

And I'm born to be brave, an all-American b*tch

So American it's brutal

Even though you were my favorite crime 

I'm happier now without you

You got your drivers license

And the first street you drove down was mine

But you can't catch me now

And that's it for The First Street You Drove Down! Let me know if you want me to do more songwriting posts like this. I can assure you this is all me, no AI involved. (As you could probably already tell by the fluidity of the rhyme scheme and the lack of the words "delve" and "meticulous".)

That's all for now! Byeeeeeeeeee!