I saw my friend the other day
And I don't' know
Exactly just what he became
It goes to show
It wasn't long ago
And I was just like you
And now I think I'm sick
And I want to go home

How have I been how have you been
It's been so long
What have you done with all your time
And what went wrong
I knew you back when
And you, you knew me
And now I think you're sick
And I want to go home

Anybody ever say no?
Ever tell you that you weren't right?
Where did all the little kid go?
Did you lose it in a hateful fight?
And you know it's true
It wasn't long ago
And I was just like you
And now I think I'm sick
And I want to go home


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Emenius Sleepus Lyrics as written by Frank E. Iii Wright Billie Joe Armstrong

Lyrics © Warner Chappell Music, Inc.

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    Is this not the catchyest song of green days-no one could even tell me what this sounded like if i said the name-good song. great lyrics. nuff said

    FREAKISH_FIREFLYon July 11, 2002   Link

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