hi. we're the all-american rejects. and uh, we come to you today bearing fruit. and that fruit is the song womanizer by britney spears.now i know what you're thinking, why womanizer? is it because of it's deep political connotations? no. no. it's because uh, it's because we can just do it better than britney. and we're going to do that right now. right boys? woo, you said it brother.

Superstar
Where you from, how�s it going?
I know you
Gotta clue, what you�re doing
You can play brand new to all the other chicks out there
But I know who you are, yeah who you are, baby

Look at you
Gettin� more than just a re-up
k-fed, you yeah you shouldn't sign a pre-nup
Fakin� like a good one, but I call �em like I see �em
I know what you are, what you are, baby

Womanizer, woman-womanizer, you�re a womanizer
Oh womanizer, oh you�re a womanizer, baby
You-you-you are, You-you-you are
Womanizer, womanizer, womanizer (Womanizer)

Boy, don�t try to front
I-I know just-just what you are-are-are
Boy, don�t try to front
I-I know just-just what you are-are-are
You, you got me going
You, you oh so charming
You�re nothin� but a womanizer

Daddy-O
You got the swagger of a champion
Too bad for you
You just can�t find the right companion
I guess when you have one too many, makes it hard
It could be easy, who you are
That�s who you are, baby

Lollipop
Must mistake me for a sucker
To think that I
Would be a victim, not another
Say it, play it how you wanna
But no way I�m never gonna fall for you, never you, baby

Womanizer, woman-womanizer, you�re a womanizer
Oh womanizer, oh you�re a womanizer, baby
You-you-you are, You-you-you are
Womanizer, womanizer, womanizer (Womanizer)
Boy, don�t try to front
I-I know just-just what you are-are-are
Boy, don�t try to front
I-I know just-just what you are-are-are
You, you got me going
You, you oh so charming
You�re nothin� but a womanizer

Boy, don�t try to front
I-I know just-just what you are-are-are
Boy, don�t try to front
I-I know just-just what you are-are-are
You say I�m crazy
I got your �crazy�
You�re nothin� but a womanizer

Maybe if we both lived in a different world
It would be all good and maybe I could be ya girl
But I can�t �cause we don�t, you

me and you and you and me no matter how they toss the dice it has to be the only one for me is you and you for me so happy together

Womanizer, woman-womanizer, you�re a womanizer
Oh womanizer, oh you�re a womanizer, baby
You-you-you are, You-you-you are
Womanizer, womanizer, womanizer (Womanizer)

Boy, don�t try to front
I-I know just-just what you are-are-are
Boy, don�t try to front
I-I know just-just what you are-are-are
You, you got me going
You, you oh so charming
You�re nothin� but a womanizer
Oh womanizer, oh you�re a womanizer, baby


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    anyone else think that brittney spears looks hott bald?

    flapjack7193on March 22, 2011   Link
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    he's right, he can do it better than britney. the best part is when he incorporates the turtles "happy together" into this song

    sofa king coolon January 29, 2009   Link
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    "k-fed, you yeah you shouldn't sign a pre-nup" i LOL-ed and had to make sure this wasnt in the real lyrics.

    this version's weird but hilarious :D

    hplo2PWNZon April 04, 2009   Link
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    I love it at the beginning where he's all "cause we can do it better than britney" XD This is a really good cover and the addage of happy together was just brilliant. :) I liked how the backing music was quite jazzy. This was much better than britney's version anyways. (H)

    LRainbowon October 04, 2009   Link
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    I love it at the beginning where he's all "cause we can do it better than britney" XD This is a really good cover and the addage of happy together was just brilliant. :) I liked how the backing music was quite jazzy. This was much better than britney's version anyways. (H)

    LRainbowon October 04, 2009   Link

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