Why does everything have to be a love thing
Think of all the sorrows that love brings
Is it where you really want to go
No, I really don't think so

You know that I don't back
You doin what you want without you
Letting me know that you do
So I can do it too
We've been so together
And if there were ever
Reason to change it
I'm sure we could arrange it baby

Something's wrong if you really think that
You're the one to get away with it
I know what you're thinkin'
It's startin' to sink in
Why?

Why does everything have to be a love thing
Think of all the sorrows that love brings
Is it where you really want to go
No, I really don't think so
Why does everything gotta be a love thing
Why can't we take each other and just hang
Is it where you really want to go
No, I really don't think so

I'm not one to go on your preconceptions
Of direct behavior
It's really not my flavor baby
Somethings wrong if you really think that
You're the one to get away with it
I know what you're thinkin'
It's starting to sink in Now

Why does everything have to be a love thing
Think of all the sorrows that love brings
Is it where you really want to go
No, I really don't think so
Why does everything gotta be a love thing
Why can't we take each other and just hang
Is it where you really want to go
No, I really don't think so

I don't need a ring on my finger
I kinda like bein' single
Commitment don't fit me
It fit me one time
And I still don't know

Why does everything have to be a love thing
Think of all the sorrows that love brings
Is it where you really want to go
No, I really don't think so

Why does everything have to be a love thing
Think of all the sorrows that love brings
Is it where you really want to go
No, I really don't think so
Why does everything gotta be a love thing
Why can't we take each other and just hang
Is it where you really want to go
No, I really don't think so

Why does everything have to be a love thing
Think of all the sorrows that love brings
Is it where you really want to go
No, I really don't think so
Why does everything gotta be a love thing
Why can't we take each other and just hang
Is it where you really want to go
No, I really don't think so

What (da da da)
Whoa (da da da)
I really don't think so

Why does everything have to be a love thing
Think of all the sorrows that love brings
Is it where you really want to go
No, I really don't think so
Why does everything gotta be a love thing
Why can't we take each other and just hang
Is it where you really want to go
No, I really don't think so


Lyrics submitted by DallasLeigh

I Really Don't Think So Lyrics as written by M. Nelkin J. Hartman

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    SCENE 23 SUCKS!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

    rds1979caon April 30, 2002   Link
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    nuu uh!

    Dark_Gemon May 05, 2002   Link
  • 0
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    I meant to say no duh!

    Dark_Gemon May 05, 2002   Link
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    General Comment

    I really like this song. Scene 23 are some of the nicest people you can meet. And yeah, why does everything have to be a LOVE thing? This song makes me think of how angry I am when I see two people holding hands in the shopping mall and blocking you from passing them! ARGH!

    Simplisticon June 15, 2002   Link

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