I knew my brain started to nag
I found this photo in your bag
I used to think you were my bubblegum
But now I think that you're no fun

Cus I waste my time and think about you
I turned a blind eye, I didn't know what else to do
But now I know baby we're through

So you can go flicker your eyelids
Cus it don't work for you no more

Cus I don't wanna wanna wanna hang around no more
I don't wanna wanna, wanna wanna
I don't wanna wanna wanna hang around no more
I don't wanna wanna, wanna wanna
I don't wanna wanna wanna hang around no more
I don't wanna wanna, wanna wanna
I don't wanna wanna wanna hang around no more

I used to hope that you'd never leave me
I used to love you, now I love my TV
There's a marathon of Dexter's Laboratory

So you can go flick you hair back
Cus it don't work for you no more

I don't wanna wanna wanna hang around no more
I don't wanna wanna, wanna wanna
I don't wanna wanna wanna hang around no more
I don't wanna wanna, wanna wanna
I don't wanna wanna wanna hang around no more
I don't wanna wanna, wanna wanna
I don't wanna wanna wanna hang around no more


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