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Ben Folds Five ~ Bad Idea - Demo


2-3-4. . .
Pull over the car
Pull over the car
I think i see some sweet squirrel rim
Pull over the car (really)
Pull over the car
I think i feel like gettin' down on ya
[note: this is a mystery lyric.
I doubt that i'm right about it]

Chorus
I don't wanna
I don't wanna
I don't wanna
I don't wanna
You make me feel
Make me feel
Meke me feel retarded

I can't leave it alone
Jerk off on the phone (yeah!)
I want you to come on over
Pretty pretty bad idea
Really bad idea
Really really bad idea

Chorus

Retarded, you make me feel so

(oh, yeah ok!)
Na na na na na

When i stood you up
I thought that you'd give up
Now i realize you're just like a dog

Chorus


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