Stupid Boy (song)

"Stupid Boy" is an unreleased song performed by Florrie. The song is not registered in BMI, ASCAP or any other similar site, and therefore the writers of this song are currently unknown. The song features rumoured production of Xenomania. "Stupid Boy" has been performed live since 2013undefined.

Background and leak
The song surfaced in mid-2016 onto the internet along with several other files like unreleased songs, demo versions and instrumental tracks. It is speculated to belong to the 2014 album sampler era, although the song was not included there. The song is still available in the original SoundCloud post, with publication date of August 21, 2016undefined. The instrumental track of the song leaked as well, in September 15, 2016undefined.

Composition
"Stupid Boy" is an indie-pop, pop-rock inflicted song that runs for four minute and forty seconds, set at a moderate tempo of 115 beats per minute in a 4/4 time signature. It is one of the few tracks of the era that features a typicial verse-hook structure, along with "Little White Lies", "Too Young to Remember", and "Turn the World Upside Down". Musically, "Stupid Boy" is filled with drums, synthesizers and strings, while including piano chords during different moments of the song.

Availability
The song was incorporated to the fanmade album Little White Lies as the track number 11, although it was not included in the 2014 album sampler, the same case as "Last Thing on Your List" and "Bounce (It's Hard to Move On)". The song can be found in the fanmade album (which is available at certain discussion forums) and in the SoundCloud original leak post. Its instrumental track is also available in SoundCloud, posted by a different userundefined.

Versions

 * Original version — 4:40
 * Instrumental version — 4:40

Cross-references

 * "We've come too far to back out" is similar to "we've gone too far", found in "Experimenting with Rugs".
 * Believing (or not believing) in somebody is also mentioned in "Experimenting with Rugs" and "Panic Attack".
 * The end of a relationship is a theme included in "Galaxies".
 * Florrie sings about loneliness in "Looking for Love In the Wrong Place".