Bowling for Soup - Home Alone lyrics
I see her out almost every night
She’s with her friends, and I’m with mine
Oh man she looks so nice
(Break the ice)
Jet back hair and big blue eyes
Gonna hate myself if I
If I don’t make my move
(Get your grove)
(Ooh ooh) I brush my breath and spike up my hair
(Ooh ooh ooh) Finally gonna make her mine tonight
(Shot down) Oh my god I just
(Fell down) She has got my
(Heart drowned) And I can’t believe it
(Right there) For everyone to see it
(Shot down) Oh my god I just
(Fell down) She has got my
(Heart drowned) And I can’t believe it
(Right there) For everyone to see it
So dashing, debonair
My mum was right; I should have changed my underwear
Another chance I’ve blown, walking home alone
I said ‘hey’, she said ‘hello’
‘You wanna dance?’ she said ‘hell no’
But I still stood strong (For way too long)
I had her laughing there all night
She said ‘you’re such a funny guy’
(But the biggest laugh he got was when he asked her for her number)
(Ooh ooh) I brush my breath and spike up my hair
(Ooh ooh ooh) Finally gonna make her mine tonight
(Shot down) Oh my god I just
(Fell down) She has got my
(Heart drowned) And I can’t believe it
(Right there) For everyone to see it
(Shot down) Oh my god I just
(Fell down) She has got my
(Heart drowned) And I can’t believe it
(Right there) For everyone to see it
So dashing, debonair
My mum was right; I should have changed my underwear
Another chance I’ve blown, walking home alone
(Come on then, I’ll drive you home)
I’ve had enough now (Don’t let it get you down)
No I’m not angry; I just wish that she could see me for myself
(Then can we ask her out?)
Do what you want, I’m not, it’s done, that’s through, I’m giving up
I think I might just get a cat
(Ooh ooh)
(Ooh ooh ooh)
(Shot down) Oh my god I just
(Fell down) She has got my
(Heart drowned) And I can’t believe it
(Right there) For everyone to see it
(Shot down) Oh my god I just
(Fell down) She has got my
(Heart drowned) And I can’t believe it
(Right there) For everyone to see it
So dashing, debonair
My mum was right; I should have changed my underwear
Another chance I’ve blown, walking home alone
