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I stayed out late last night
Why am I such a fool?
My alarm did not go off
Now I’m late for school
I sneak slowly into class with professional agility,
“Yer not saved by the bell,” yells Mr. Peabody
Some people think that I should do my best,
Why should I when I just flunked my last test
Just Say No
To Popular Demand
Cuz everyone you know is workin’ for the man
Just Say No
To Popular Demand
Walk when they say run, and sit when they say stand
The faculty is all against me
The Government is too
Ferris Bueler you’re my hero
You’d know what to do
Live each day as if it was your last, that was always my philosphy
No! Try harder than the rest, that’s what they yell at me
Why am I such a fool?
My alarm did not go off
Now I’m late for school
I sneak slowly into class with professional agility,
“Yer not saved by the bell,” yells Mr. Peabody
Some people think that I should do my best,
Why should I when I just flunked my last test
Just Say No
To Popular Demand
Cuz everyone you know is workin’ for the man
Just Say No
To Popular Demand
Walk when they say run, and sit when they say stand
The faculty is all against me
The Government is too
Ferris Bueler you’re my hero
You’d know what to do
Live each day as if it was your last, that was always my philosphy
No! Try harder than the rest, that’s what they yell at me
Lyrics submitted by drummer_punk498
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