Just charge it to my account
I hope I haven't gone over my limit
With interest rates so swift
No need to scream and shout
No doubt if women are from Venus now
I'll get to them somehow

All I want to do is please you
Please myself by living my life too

And all the stupid things I do
Have absolutely no reflection on
How I feel about you
How I feel ohhh
All the stupid things I do have absolutely no reflection on
How I feel about you
How I feel about you, yeah

Yes I recall
Skipping on breakfast to play basketball
And feeling two feet small
Sometimes you read like William Shakes
Your scent is sweet like Betty Crooker bakes
I'd love to have your cake and eat it to.

All I want to do is please you
Please myself by living my life too

And all the stupid things I do
Have absolutely no reflection on
How I feel about you
How I feel ohhh
All the stupid things I do have absolutely no reflection on
How I feel about you
How I feel about you, yeahhhh no no no no no nooo

All I want to do is please you
Please myself by living my life too

And all the stupid things I do
Have absolutely no reflection on
How I feel about you
How I feel ohhh
Oh how I feel about you
How I feel about you yeah
Ohh Oooo Yeahhh Noo ooo La La La La Laaa


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Stupid Things Lyrics as written by Robin A. Thicke

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    Ha, im so suprised im the first one in here!! I love this song its so good. Lol, it explains men so perfectly. Every chick should hear this song so they can forgive guys for all their stupid dumb things that they do or say.

    Guys are weird....

    Taylor

    BeachBabe182on June 29, 2005   Link
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    This song is actually (Robin) Thicke's. He did it first.

    UhnointedFaithful1on August 18, 2006   Link

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