Get Stoned

Album: Extreme Behavior (2005)
Charted: 124
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  • Just hear me out
    If it's not perfect I'll perfect it 'til my heart explodes
    I highly doubt
    That I can make it through another one of your episodes
    Lashing out
    One of the petty moves you pull before you lose control

    You wear me out
    But it's alright now

    [Chorus:]
    Let's go home and get stoned
    We could end up making love instead of misery
    Go home and get stoned
    'Cause the sex is so much better when you're mad at me

    You wear me out
    (We can end up making love instead of misery)
    But it's alright now

    Without a doubt
    Yeah, the breakup's worth the makeup sex you're giving me
    Let's hash it out
    'Cause your bitching and your yelling don't mean anything
    Don't count me out
    I can handle all the baggage that you're carrying

    You wear me out
    (Woah)
    But it's alright now

    [Chorus:]

    You wear me out
    (We can end up making love instead of misery)
    But it's alright now

    [Chorus:]

    Go home and get stoned
    We can end up making love instead of misery
    Go home and get stoned
    'Cause the sex is so much better when you're mad at me

    You wear me out
    (We can end up making love instead of misery)
    But it's alright now
    ('Cause the sex is so much better when you're mad at me)

    Let's go home and get stoned
    (Woah)
    Let's go home and get stoned
    (Woah)
    Let's go home and get stoned
    (Woah)
    Let's go home and get stoned Writer/s: AUSTIN WINKLER, BRIAN HOWES, JOEY MOI, LLOYD GARVEY, MARK KING, MICHAEL RODDEN, ROSS HANSON
    Publisher: HYVETOWN MUSIC INC, Sony/ATV Music Publishing LLC
    Lyrics licensed and provided by LyricFind

Comments: 11

  • Jack from Rockford, MnMy Brother is a big fan of hinder and i love it
    but my boy friend lost the disc
  • Alayna from Somewhere, NjWay to go Taylor! And yea, the first time I heard this song, I wasn't too fond of it, but it's one of my favorites now.
  • Taylor from Kelowna, CanadaActually now that i really listen to the song i really like it
  • Taylor from Kelowna, CanadaI like Hinder.. but this song seriously kinda scares me, i like Better than Me and Lips of an Angel... but this 1 just scares me
  • Becky from Waukesha, Wieverytime i hear this song i think about how much it describes mine and my ex's relationship to a t. i love it i love it i love it.
  • Erica from Monroe, Miok first of all this song is not just about sex and drugs. if you really read the lyrics and listen to what he saying...he saying that he is in a abusive relationship with her and that when she is high with him shes not like that to him and the sex may be better too but it also make the realtionship better
  • Elizabeth from Peoria, IlThis song is more about a disfunctional relationship, than it is about smoking pot and having sex.
  • Tom from Anglesey, Uk, WalesActually, He says he thinks the Sex is better when she's mad at him - "...'Cause the Sex is so much better when you're mad at me"
  • Juan from El Paso, TxGetting ripped and banging you chic....no better topic for a straight ahead rock tune. With attitudes like this, Hinder will go down as one of the better bands to come around since Velvet Revolver. This band puts the likes of nickelback to shame.
  • Sammie from Boston, MaI love this song and I love the lead singers voice.
  • Kellyann from Bellefonte, Pahaha...this song rocks!
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