Sick of Me

Green Day

Why can't you just admit it,
You've had it, you're
Sick of me

You're fed up
With my almighty attitude
Sick of me

Generalize
You've become so desensitized
Sick of me

Loss of breath
I can see that you've had it, you're
Sick of me

Wandering out the door
I am on to you
You're comin' back for more
Am I losing you?

Like a dog
That just pissed on your barbecue
Sick of me

Losing faith
And you still don't know what to do
Sick of me

Loss of love
Now you hate everything and you're
Sick of me

It's a waste
But we still keep on trying, you're
Sick of me

Wandering out the door
I am on to you
You're comin' back for more
Am I losing you?

So you got your problems
So you've got your worries
Do you have a conscience?
Do you have a need?
Well I'm sick of you too.


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Sick of Me Lyrics as written by Frank E. Billie Joe Armstrong

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    "Like a dog, that just pissed on your barbecue" ^One of my favourite lines ever ever ever. Hilarious and brilliant

    ArianeTheFoolon December 15, 2004   Link

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