Hey, look at me, I'm a wastoid, android, robot
Nobody ever believes me 'cause I'm skinny and silly
I'm just a clown in a circus with a license to be a reject
Rejection from the class, a classification to nowhere

Come on, come on, gotta give it everything you got
Come on, come on, gotta give it everything you got
Come on, come on, give it everything you got

The merry goes, the merry goes round and round
The merry goes, the merry goes bouncing out
Off the walls on a high coming down
Dying to kick it

So you wanna have a good time, wanna get on down
So come on over to my house where we can fool around
Don't look at me I'm too ugly, I'm too skinny and silly
Nobody wants to hang out with me, rejection man

Come on, come on, gotta give it everything you got
Come on, come on, gotta give it everything you got
Come on, come on, give it everything you got

The merry goes, the merry goes round and round
The merry goes, the merry goes bouncing out
Off the walls on a high coming down
Dying to kick it

The merry goes, the merry goes round and round
The merry goes, the merry goes bouncing out
Off the walls on a high coming down
Dying to kick it

I don't care if you don't care
Nobody cares, everybody's getting their rocks off
(You really wanna, you really wanna, yeah, yeah)
(You really wanna, you really wanna, yeah, yeah)
No one really wants to follow
(You really wanna, you really wanna, yeah, yeah)
(You really wanna, you really wanna, yeah, yeah)

The merry goes, the merry goes round and round
The merry goes, the merry goes bouncing out
Off the walls on a high coming down
Dying to kick it

The merry goes, the merry goes round and round
The merry goes, the merry goes bouncing out
Off the walls on a high coming down
Dying to kick it

I'm a wastoid, android, robot, a dirt bag
But I'm ugly and skinny and silly
Smelly and cheesy but I don't care
It doesn't matter and I'm dying to kick it


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Merry Go Round Lyrics as written by Douglas John Ardito Anthony C. Battaglia

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    Obviously about the skinny reject wannabe douchebag at every school haha

    SpiderDerpon February 25, 2012   Link

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