Creeps Me Out

Ima Robot

Fourteen people in the club
I'ma robot, what no love
Backstage she came rollin' up
She said "do anything and I love you"
Well there must be a mistake
Girl you're way too hot
You could make a million dollars with the face you got
Don't you know my last album was a flop
She said "do anything and I love you"

Well, I don't do love letters
I'm no good with flowers
If I forget your birthday,
Will you still love me

[Chorus]
What are the odds of
One true love
You say "high"
But I have my doubts
What are the odds of
Me letting you down
Please don't cry it's just your love
It creeps me out

Now she can't stop from loving me
Making me food, touching me
I told her I ain't got money (ney)
She said "do anything and I love you" yeah
I know your mom makes fun of me
And you caught your best friend under me
I guess this means you're done with me
She said "do anything and I love you"
Well, I go out all hours
You get strange phone calls
I'm so A-D-D with you
But, you still love me

[Chorus]

You're creepin' me out
She don't screw my friends
And she cleans up my house
All of this love girl, is creepin' me out
She don't screw my friends
And she cleans up my house
All of this love girl, is creepin' me out

[Chorus]

You're creepin' me out
You're creepin' me out
Girl, you're creepin' me out
Girl, you creep me out


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    Actually it says on their site that it's about a member of theband and his "groupie/stalker girlfriend." By the way, how awesome is this song?

    Sweet Tangerineon March 21, 2007   Link

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