I'm an ordinairy guy but not to you
what do I have to do to make it clear to you
you're humping around evry time I'm home
what do I have to do to make you leaving me alone
it doesn't bother me to see you once in a while
but stop showing me that you're ready and furtile
you could be cool, your not that kind of a bitch
Who with every word she says, makes my blood itch

Is it me am I paranoid
should I behave like an android to avoid
this conflict, no I don't want to harass you
though sometimes I just wanna crush you and bash you
but that's not me I'm not the violent type
leave me alone and let me llive my life
without being afdraid to see you
that I have to hurt you
If I could avoid it that's what I should do now

Go away and let me be

Go away, you're choking me
Go away
Go away and let me be
and let me be
go away, you're choking me
what do I have to say
go away, and let me be
there ain't no you and me

I know you're trying, you try to live your life
you doon't have alot of friends and you still try to survive
I don't know how you feel towards me
but it scares me the way you worship me
that's how I see it, shit, and that's how I feel
I'm not atracted to you, keep it real
you'er always around no matter where I go
go away for a while, just lay low

Why can't you see that you're stalking me
youn use every friend I have to get close to me
at first me, then the band and my brother
later my friends you even got to my mother
when I'm on stage you're in front
after five minutes of waving I wanna break..
no further this shit's gotta seige
I'll put on it to before you break the peace now


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