[Verse 1]
Well it was just
5 guys on a night out (Oh)
Looks like they could box your lights out
Insatiable hunger
Looking for the one they could take home right now
They're all getting salty
Wanna be sonic, but they're not fast enough
Wanna be that Mac Daddy
But this game of thrones is just too tough

You can't be the king if you taste like shit
The other 4 guys don't mind a bit
And these Randy Bo Bandy's are so demanding
Knock that pat flat but I'm still standing
Wendy's just another silly girl I knew but those days are all long gone
If you were right the first time then how could you be wrong?

[Chorus]
Oh, you're 23 years old now
Stick with what you know
The burger joint just down the road seems like the place to go
Oh, it's comfortable and inviting and it won't tell you lies
I want that bacon cheeseburger with those damn good fries

[Verse 2]
Well I was just
Feeling kinda greasy
Backstreets feels kinda sleazy
Prices hiked as high as your tights
And I can't help just feeling queasy
Thank God it's Friday
Said nobody ever as we all flew out the door
Acting up like a dairy queen and a size queen's always wanting more
KFC more like JFC
I wanna try something new to me
In with excitement, out with scoff
This disappointment can fudd ruck off
Annie might be fun, but I'll never shack
If I die before then of a heart attack
If there's never a first time
Then how can I come back?

[Chorus]
Oh, you're 23 years old now
Stick with what you know
The burger joint just down the road seems like the place to go
Oh, it's comfortable and inviting and it won't tell you lies
I want that bacon cheeseburger with those damn good fries

[Outro] x4
Have your burger however you like
No I don't mind, no I don't mind
I'm just looking for the right one for me
Don't care how it long it takes to find
However you like
No I don't mind, no I don't mind
I know she's the right one for me
Takes the stress away from the daily grind


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    This is a song about a man and his carnal love for burgers. To the untrained ear, it may seem like a metaphor for a very special young lass, but I can ASSURE you, it is not. In the description of the song on YouTube on the artists channel, it says "It's a song about burgers and maybe relationships who knoooows???" Notice the key word here, which is "and." If it was indeed about a girl, it would have said OR relationships. Mr. Ashcorp's using of the word "and" indicates he must have meant a relationship WITH a burger.

    While some may find this unbelievable, even crude, it is no different than somebody loving a person. The concept of people loving inanimate objects dates back to the late 1700s, with the first recorded marriage of a human to an object being on June 17, 1979, the day the wedding between Eija-Riitta Eklöf and The Berlin Wall, her one true love and soulmate. In 1996, she started the first website dedicated to the lifestyle of Objectum Sexuality (OS). It was from there that she united people around the world who shared these feelings, and adopted the symbol of their way of life, the red fence.

    From said website it reads: “Fences exist throughout society. We put them up to protect ourselves but not to shut people out. One can look over a Fence and see what’s on the other side. If the grass is indeed greener or not… this we decide for ourselves.” The love and compassion of this great woman to her fellow brothers and sisters is what made the OS community what it is today.

    hornedCapybaraon February 23, 2018   Link

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