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Goo Goo Dolls ~ Up Yours


Up yours Stop your whining Feeling swell I'm doing fine Yeah fuck your suicide It's all bullshit 'cause I tried And it really don't impress me all that much Up yours What you find Sit right down I got time And you say here comes the end And you haven't got a friend And I'm standing here just screaming at the wall Up yours Stop your whine What ya got I got mine And you shake your stupid head And you wish that you were dead And I swear sometimes you're happier than me And you know it's hard to be All the things you want me to be And you go and make it hard on me But I swear that anything you could be I could be can't you see Up yours Got no mind That's too bad You got time Yeah, fuck your silly game 'Cause it's driving me insane And it really doesn't matter much to me more free lyrics

Up yours
Stop your whining
Feeling swell
I'm doing fine
Yeah fuck your suicide
It's all bullshit 'cause I tried
And it really don't impress me all that much

Up yours
What you find
Sit right down
I got time
And you say here comes the end
And you haven't got a friend
And I'm standing here just screaming at the wall

Up yours
Stop your whine
What ya got
I got mine
And you shake your stupid head
And you wish that you were dead
And I swear sometimes you're happier than me

And you know it's hard to be
All the things you want me to be
And you go and make it hard on me
But I swear that anything you could be I could be can't you see

Up yours
Got no mind
That's too bad
You got time
Yeah, fuck your silly game
'Cause it's driving me insane
And it really doesn't matter much to me

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