It just happened, so what?
But they're all laughing, wassup?
Why the tears? have no fear
We are here for you
But I know how you feel
I know how you feel, when no one cares

If you feel just like I feel (push people)
Everything's plastic, nothings real (push people)
Fuck your lover face, not steal (push people)
We're just dancing, no big deal (push people)
Hey, just let the bullshit pass (push people)
Or we'll skateboard your ass (push people)
Got more bombs, more wheels (push people)
We're just dancing, no big deal (push people)

Breakout (push people) breakout
Breakout (push people) breakout
Breakout (push people) breakout
Breakout (push people) breakout
Breakout (push people) breakout
Breakout (push people) breakout
(Push people) break away-ay-ay (push people)

All you can be is just you
'Cause you're real, not the plastic type
But reality sets in this dark and this plastic life
Why the tears? we're all here for you
But I know how you feel
I know how you feel and I do care

If you feel just like I feel (push people)
Everything's plastic, nothings real (push people)
Fuck your lover face, not steal (push people)
We're just dancing, no big deal (push people)
He,y just let the bullshit pass (push people)
Or we'll skateboard your ass (push people)
Got more bombs, more wheels (push people)
We're just dancing, no big deal (push people)

Breakout (push people) breakout
Breakout (push people) breakout
Breakout (push people) breakout
Breakout (push people) breakout
Breakout (push people) breakout
Breakout (push people) breakout
(Push people) break away-ay-ay (push people)

Hey (shit happens)
hey (just blow it off)(woo)
Man, well don't it make ya feel rage yeah, rage yeah (woo)
Hey (shit happens) uh huh (just blow it off)(woo)
Yeah, well don't it make ya feel rage yeah, rage yeah (woo)
Just as long as we got the same thing in our veins
You and I, we are both the same
I'll bail you out, show you what you seek
One love, N.E.R.D, peace


Lyrics submitted by ruben

Breakout Lyrics as written by Pharrell Williams Chad Hugo

Lyrics © Universal Music Publishing Group, Sony/ATV Music Publishing LLC, Warner Chappell Music, Inc.

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    I laughed the first time I heard this song. It's good though.

    WebSlinger69on January 02, 2005   Link

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