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Ramones ~ Have A Nice Day


I heard it from the gangster I heard it from the priest I heard it from my best friend Way down in the middle east Have a nice day- That's all I hear every day Have a nice day- I don't believe a word you say I heard from the landlord When he kicked me out I heard it from the spirits As they possessed my house Have a nice day- That's all I hear every day Have a nice day- I don't believe a word you say When they look me in the eye I turn the other way It's just a trained reaction something they gotta say... yeah I heard it in New Zealand I heard it at the club I heard it from my doctor Before he pulled the plug Have a nice day- That's all I hear every day Have a nice day- I don't believe a word you say Have a nice day- That's all I hear every day Have a nice day- I don't believe a word you say more free lyrics

I heard it from the gangster
I heard it from the priest
I heard it from my best friend
Way down in the middle east

Have a nice day- That's all I hear every day
Have a nice day- I don't believe a word you say

I heard from the landlord
When he kicked me out
I heard it from the spirits
As they possessed my house

Have a nice day- That's all I hear every day
Have a nice day- I don't believe a word you say

When they look me in the eye I turn the other way
It's just a trained reaction something they gotta say... yeah

I heard it in New Zealand
I heard it at the club
I heard it from my doctor
Before he pulled the plug

Have a nice day- That's all I hear every day
Have a nice day- I don't believe a word you say
Have a nice day- That's all I hear every day
Have a nice day- I don't believe a word you say

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