I don't remember
It doesn't ring a bell
And when you call me everything is swell

I tend to forget about the times we had
And now it doesn't matter 'cause I feel so sad

I've been disconnected
Someone pulled the plug
Oh, you're so distant
Nothing's come along, yeah

We've paid the price and now we're both alone
And if you call me, you'll find me home
I've found another, someone to take your place
Now if you don't mind, please get outta of my face

I've been disconnected
Someone pulled the plug
Oh, you're so distant
Nothin's come along, yeah

'cause, I've been disconnected
Someone pulled the plug
Oh, you're so distant
Nothing's come along


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    clearly this song is about a bad break-up and he's still feeling the pain of it. he's saying "just get out of my face" because he wants to stop thinking about her and move on with his life.

    antihero_idolon February 26, 2005   Link
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    love this song.

    mrs. brightsideon June 05, 2005   Link
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    This is a phenomenal song the Goos are excellent musicians.... "Disconnected (by The Enemies)" and "Slave Girl (by The Lime Spiders)" were re-preformed by the Goos when drummer George Tutuska left the band. The song George wrote was taken out of the line up for A Boy Named Goo out of respect... so "Slave Girl" and "Disconnected" were preformed to replace the song.

    wheaties409on July 22, 2005   Link
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    wheaties knows his shit :) im proud ! i thought i was the only one!

    xxbrokenimagexxon August 28, 2007   Link

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