Double Vision

3OH!3

The sun is so hot
The drinks are so cold
Your clothes just fall off
As the day goes

We're gonna stay up
Ain't gonna lay at home
We're gonna dance all night
Because we say so (na na na)

I'm thinking maybe I can't have relationships
Cuz lately they're not making any sense
And baby, you're the one thing on my mind
But that can change any time

Cuz there's so many fine women
That my head is spinning
And I've lost all feeling
Everybody's singing like

Hey! Na na na
Hey hey! Na na na na
Hey! Na na na
Hey hey! Na na na na

Cuz there's so many fine women
That my head is spinning
And I'm seeing double vision
Everybody's singing like

Hey! Na na na
Hey hey! Na na na na
Hey! Na na na
Hey hey! Na na na na

Let's do this outside
Shut down the whole block
Watch the girls drop by like it's a catwalk

We're living easy
We've got the whole day
And we can go hard no matter what the cops say (na na na)

I'm thinking maybe I can't have relationships
Cuz lately they're not making any sense
And baby, you're the one thing on my mind
But that can change any time

Cuz there's so many fine women
That my head is spinning
And I've lost all feeling
Everybody's singing like

Hey! Na na na
Hey hey! Na na na na
Hey! Na na na
Hey hey! Na na na na

Cuz there's so many fine women
That my head is spinning
And I'm seeing double vision
Everybody's singing like

Hey! Na na na
Hey hey! Na na na na
Hey! Na na na
Hey hey! Na na na na

I see no vitals on your EKG
Dead on the dancefloor
We only clap because we need more
3OH!3, blowing out your speakers

(Hey! Na na na) Blowing out your speakers

Cuz there's so many fine women
That my head is spinning
And I've lost all feeling
Everybody's singing like

Hey! Na na na
Hey hey! Na na na na
Hey! Na na na
Hey hey! Na na na na

Cuz there's so many fine women
That my head is spinning
And I'm seeing double vision
Everybody's singing like

Hey! Na na na
Hey hey! Na na na na
Hey! Na na na
Hey hey! Na na na na


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    Definitely my favorite song on the album. I hate when people stop liking bands because they become too mainstream or because they're sound changes. Bands are going to change and the fans should be happy a band they like is getting more attention. 3OH!3 <3

    heylookitsdevinon November 14, 2010   Link

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