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Wheatus - This Island lyrics
I met the King of England once But the guys at the deli back home They don't believe me I ride my bike all around Round my hometown Where nobody knows me And they say that the problem is mine and I should take Take a more positive line on the situation When solutions are staring me right in the face Yet we've run out of time But if I do what you'd say everything would be fine Well no thanks, I'd rather sit here and die on this island Cash it in and stick to the end No thanks, I'd rather sit here and die on this island Can't you see than I need this to end I had a dream about a song It was so strong It made all the rights wrong But when I went to write it all down Capture the sound You won't believe what I found Yeah it all came out bad, mad and sad when I played it It sounded like, more like a fad that had lasted A little too long that it had and I realised That this was as good as it got There's no snowmen in hell cos it's too fuckin' hot So no thanks, I'd rather sit here and die on this island Cash it in and stick to the end No thanks, I'd rather sit here and die on this island Can't you see than I need this to end Yeah I thought that I knew who I was What did I know? Nothing, or all the above did I mention Those hip new ideas that I got from you last week They sucked all the life out of life in a heartbeat And ripped mine right out of my chest ??? right through But you already knew that was true Since you tried it the first time, in 1989 When you were the one in my shoes And some asshole like you told you what you should do When you do what you do And you had to do it how he wanted you to Have you learned how to live with regret Yeah I can't get these things in my head Cos if I turned out like you I would wish I was dead No thanks, I'd rather sit here and die on this island |
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