1, 2, 3, 4

Hey, hey everybody
Look who's on TV, look who just got famous
Don't you know it should have been me

I'm not really bitter, I'm not really mad
I love to see other people get
Everything I ever wanted to have

Well I don't really care, how big they get

I hate you, fuck you leave me alone
I hate you, fuck you leave me alone
I hate you, fuck you leave me alone
I hate you, fuck you leave me alone
Why can't I be cool like them?

I used to have a girlfriend
I treated her so bad, she went out
And found another lead singer
Maybe she just likes guys in bands

I give up on everything
All my dreams are dead
Maybe I'll get a shotgun
And try to blow her right out of my head

Well everybody says, "How come you ain't made it yet?"

I hate you, fuck you leave me alone
I hate you, fuck you leave me alone
I hate you, fuck you leave me alone
I hate you, fuck you leave me alone
Why can't I get my girl back?

I knew you wouldn't understand
Just what I'm tryin' to do
'Cause you're not fuckin' me
And I'm so glad that I am not fuckin' you
1, 2, 3, 4

I know it's my problem, there's nothing I can do
I don't think there is no reason
I don't think there's no excuse for you

Well I've learned my lesson
I hope you've learned it too
And if they're gonna go and do it to me
Well I guess I'm gonna have to go and do it to you

I don't really care how much you cry

I hate you, fuck you leave me alone
I hate you, fuck you leave me alone
I hate you, fuck you leave me alone

Why can't anything go my way?



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    I give up on everything, all my dreams are dead, maybe I'll get a shotgun, and try to blow her right out of my head...

    SKAtaNic241on August 11, 2002   Link
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    I couldn't have said it better myself.

    xJustinsWhoreExon June 13, 2003   Link
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    RBF at their very best. too good

    mairion August 27, 2006   Link
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    not their best...obviously its about hating the world aqnd all its bad parts. Dono why this song is on monkeys for nothin and chimps for free, because its supposed to be a happy cd...oh well.

    Mindbreaker4228on August 22, 2007   Link
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    Hadn't heard this song before Monkeys came out...have to say I love the oldschool 90s skacore sound.

    hokusmanon January 02, 2008   Link
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    i think this song means that he had a girlfirend that got famous cuz she dated the lead singer of a band that made it big

    MihoNinjaon February 03, 2008   Link
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    Happy song, sad lyrics.

    MihoNinjaon February 03, 2008   Link
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    i love this song, funny lyrics in my opinion haha

    [the perfect drug]on July 16, 2008   Link

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