I'm wicked and I'm lazy
Oh oh, don't you wanna save me

I'm lazy when I'm lovin', I'm lazy when I play
I'm lazy with my girlfriend a thousand times a day
I'm lazy when I'm speaking, I'm lazy when I walk
I'm lazy when I'm dancin' and I'm lazy when I talk

I open up my mouth, it comes rushin' out
Nothin', doin' nadda, never, how you like me now?
Wouldn't it be mad, wouldn't it be fine
Lazy, lucky lady, dancin', lovin' all the time

I'm wicked and I'm lazy
Oh oh, don't you wanna save me

Some folks they got money an' some folks lives are sweet
Some folks make decisions an' some folks clean the streets, now
Imagine what it feels like, imagine how it sounds
Imagine life is perfect an' everything works out

No tears are fallin' from my eyes
I'm keepin' all the pain inside
Now don't you wanna live with me?
I'm lazy as a man can be!

I'm wicked and I'm lazy
Oh oh, don't you wanna save me

Imagine there's a girlfriend, imagine there's a job
Imagine there's an answer, imagine there's a God
Imagine I'm a Devil, imagine I'm a Saint
Lazy money, lazy sexy, lazy outta space!

No tears are fallin' from my eyes
I'm keepin' all the pain inside
Now don't you wanna live with me?
I'm lazy as a man can be!

I'm wicked and I'm lazy
Oh oh, don't you wanna save me

Lazy when I work, lazy on the bed
Screamin' all you like, but it only fades away
I'm lazy when I'm prayin', lazy on the job
Got a lazy mind, a lazy eye, a lazy lazy father

Hard men, hard lives
Hard keepin' it all inside
Good times, good God
I'm so lazy I almost stop!

I'm wicked and I'm lazy
Oh oh, don't you wanna save me

I'm wicked and I'm lazy
Oh oh, don't you wanna save me


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Lazy Lyrics as written by Darren House Ashley Beedle

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    Great song, I love it.

    Bethie09on January 08, 2006   Link
  • 0
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    I heard this song on my way home, when I was pomcletely depressed, and it cheared me up totally, so... How stupid it might be, I love it.

    What is means?... uh... OBVIOUSLY. xxx's and ooo's.

    Vitameataon July 26, 2002   Link
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    General Comment

    It does have a very cheerful mellow vibe to it. I fell in love with this song the second or third time I heard it.

    [inactive account]on May 11, 2003   Link
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    It means that EVERYBODY is more lazy than they ought to be. And I fell in love with this song the first time I ever heard it (about half way through!).

    led zep lindholmon June 22, 2005   Link
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    General Comment

    Makes you realise how fun being lazy can really be.

    big timmyon June 01, 2007   Link
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    think it's a song about his depression and complete despair with life, he seems to have given up and lost all motivation/hope, the fact that he's lazy with everything suggests that he doesn't care-a classic sign of depression and he's just going through the daily motions with no effort or enjoyment.

    billythepubon March 31, 2017   Link

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