Bo evil, bo weevil
Chewing out my good ear
Bo weevil you're evil
You've got me living in fear

For whenever I'm up
You bring me down

Can't you see from my expression
You're boring me half to death
Hold nothing back, you're chomping at the bit
To steal my last gasping breath

For whenever I'm up
You bring me down

It's giving me the heebie-jeebies
You've wormed your way under my skin
Plucking away at my heart strings
How did this ever begin?

You just wont stop till you possess me
You seem the conqueror wormed
A passion play between love and theft
Attraction comes like a germ

For whenever I'm up
You bring me down

It's giving me the heebie-jeebies
You've wormed your way under my skin
Plucking away at my heart strings
How did this ever begin?

Bo evil, bo weevil
You know you're on my last nerve
Bo weevil deceitful
Stuck in your web to be served

For whenever I'm up
For whenever I'm up
For whenever I'm up
You bring me down


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