Feelings, nothing more than feelings
Trying to forget my feelings of hate
Imagine beating on your face
Trying to forget my feelings of hate

Feelings, for all my life I'll feel it
I wish I'd never met you
You'll make me sick again

Feelings, whoa, feelings, whoa
Feelings, hate on my mind

Feelings, feelings like I never liked you
Feelings like I want to kill you
Live in my heart
Feelings, feelings like I want to deck you
Feelings like I've gotta get you
Out of my life

Feelings, whoa, feelings, whoa
Feelings, hate's in my eyes
Feelings, whoa, feelings, whoa
Feelings, you're not very nice, go

Feelings, whoa, feelings, whoa
Feelings, hate's on my mind
Feelings, whoa, feelings, whoa
Feelings, get out of my life
Feelings, whoa, feelings, whoa
Feelings, get out of my life


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Feelings Lyrics as written by Morris Albert Louis Gaste

Lyrics © Editora e Importadora Musical Fermata do Brasil Ltda., Peermusic Publishing

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    my friend decided this is my "theme song". I don't know what to think of that.

    nobodygirlon June 04, 2002   Link
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    to me, this song means that there is this girl that he really liked/likes...but she doesnt like him...and he hates the fact that hes never gonna have her...and he just wishes he had never met her

    iLOVEsocoon June 19, 2002   Link
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    i personally thought this song was about his feelings for someone who just dumped him...just me

    Liquid Iseon July 04, 2002   Link
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    i thought it was about this guy who hurt him or someone he knew. just me though

    slowmotion_freefallon March 29, 2003   Link
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    it could be any close person, doesn't have to be love related. like family or friends or girlfriend... keep that in mind -Taco

    TacoGoodnesson June 05, 2003   Link
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    its about those people that you cant even stand to look at. the mere thought of them brings in these feelings...

    god MUST HATE MEon June 28, 2003   Link
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    It's a parody of "Feelings" by Morris Albert (an awful song).

    Relinquo1on April 22, 2004   Link
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    I've heard the original song and it sounds nothing like this. It just shows how good a band is when they can take a song that sucks arse and actually make it sound good (although they changed the words).

    Regos the Saneon April 29, 2004   Link
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    to me this is a emo person trying to say he is hard or he is trying not to be a panzy and is like feeling i wanna kill you lol... j/k i don't know what to think of this song it was one of my fav when i first got the cd when i came out... matrix came out the same yr and i made friends with some old friends that yr and i saw his sister undressing in her room.... ever since then i love the boobies lol

    oldskoolpunker23on November 05, 2004   Link
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    Nothing you said makes sense at all.

    Irrefutable proof that public schools are failing.

    magicmanx9on January 22, 2005   Link

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