Ha Ha You're Dead

Green Day

How do you get your sleep at night?
How did you get your noose so tight?
Like chewing on tinfoil, it's so much fun
Gonna be dead before your gone

Cause look how things have gotten
And I'll be happy so I won't pretend
And I'll be cheering that you're going down
And I'll be laughing, I'll be laughing

How many feelings can you steal?
Gotta be part of your appeal
I can see through you cause you're wearing thin
Like chewing on tinfoil once again

Ha ha you're dead
And I'm so happy
In loving memory
Of your demise

When your ship is going down
I'll go out and paint the town
Ha ha you're dead
Ha ha you're dead
Ha ha you're dead

(ha ha ha)

Ha ha you're dead
The joke is over
You were an asshole
And now you're gone
As your ship is going down
I'll stand by and watch you drown

Ha ha you're dead
You're gonna be dead
Just remember what I said
Ha ha you're dead
Ha ha you're dead
Ha ha you're dead


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Ha Ha You're Dead Lyrics as written by Frank E. Billie Joe Armstrong

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    This song rocks, and I think it's about someone who thought they were the best person in the world, but they got knocked off their high horse, and now Billie-Joe is rubbing it in his face that now that person is as good as dead. Well, in any event it rocks.

    greendayfan02on July 06, 2002   Link

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