We've been together for so very long
But now things are changing, oh I wonder what's wrong?
Seems you don't want me around
The passion is gone and the flame's died down

I guess I lost a little bit of self-esteem
That time that you made it with the whole hockey team
You used to think I was nice
Now you tell all your friends that I'm the Antichrist

Oh, why did you disconnect the brakes in my car?
That kind of thing is hard to ignore
Got a funny feeling you don't love me anymore

I knew that we were having problems when
You put those piranhas in my bathtub again
You're still the light of my life
Oh darling, I'm beggin', won't you put down that knife?

You know, I even think it's kinda cute the way
You poison my coffee just a little each day
I still remember the way that you laughed
When you pushed me down that elevator shaft

Oh, if you don't mind me asking, what's this poisonous cobra
Doing in my underwear drawer?
Sometime I get to thinking you don't love me any more

You slammed my face down on the barbecue grill
Now my scars are all healing, but my heart never will
You set my house on fire
You pulled out my chest hairs with an old pair of pliers

Oh, you think I'm ugly and you say that I'm cheap
You shaved off my eyebrows while I was asleep
You drilled a hole in my head
Then you dumped me in a drainage ditch and left me for dead

Oh, you know this really isn't like you at all
You never acted this way before
Honey, something tells me you don't love me any more, oh no no
Got a funny feeling you don't love me anymore


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You Don't Love Me Anymore Lyrics as written by Al Yankovic

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    lol this song is so funny. he's saying how his girlfriend is being a psyco and trying to kill him but he just laffs at it and even think its cute. and he has a "funny" feeling she dont love him anymore. man if i were him i'd know for a fact not just have "funny" feelings. i guess that's the hillarious part of it.

    teardropxon April 10, 2005   Link
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    Near the end of this 13-minute song, you can hear Weird Al screaming, as if he's being tortured again.

    Polka-Dot_Goblinon July 10, 2002   Link
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    The video for this tune is a parody of "More than Words" by Extreme.

    OpinionHeadon February 08, 2005   Link
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    Video of this kicks major ass.

    TheTriforceon January 27, 2006   Link
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    in the video i would love to break a guitar like that lol!

    memandudeon May 15, 2006   Link
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    The guy who gets the violin bow in the eye is the famous crooner Robert Goulet. Man, he was funny in that video.

    OpinionHeadon January 04, 2007   Link
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    The girl had enough of the guy but the guy is such a martyr.

    Syomasukeon January 13, 2008   Link

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