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Weezer ~ Slob


Leave me alone I won't pick up the phone And I won't listen to messages Sent by someone who calls up and says: 'I don't like how you're living my life Get yourself a wife Get yourself a job You're living a dream Don't you be a slob Slob, slob Leave me again Don't hang out in my den Waiting for little proofs to appear That I drank some of grandaddy's beer 'I don't like how you're living my life Get yourself a wife Get yourself a job You're living a dream Don't you be a slob Slob, slob And I won't listen to messages Sent by someone who calls up and says: 'I don't like how you're living my life Get yourself a wife Get yourself a job You're living a dream Don't you be a slob Slob, slob, slob more free lyrics

Leave me alone
I won't pick up the phone
And I won't listen to messages
Sent by someone who calls up and says:
'I don't like how you're living my life
Get yourself a wife
Get yourself a job
You're living a dream
Don't you be a slob
Slob, slob

Leave me again
Don't hang out in my den
Waiting for little proofs to appear
That I drank some of grandaddy's beer
'I don't like how you're living my life
Get yourself a wife
Get yourself a job
You're living a dream
Don't you be a slob
Slob, slob

And I won't listen to messages
Sent by someone who calls up and says:
'I don't like how you're living my life
Get yourself a wife
Get yourself a job
You're living a dream
Don't you be a slob
Slob, slob, slob

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