Do You Wanna Get High?

Album: Weezer (2015)
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  • Crush up the blue
    And inhale through your nose
    Scrape every quark
    From the wood in the floor

    She said
    Do you wanna get high?
    Don't eat no dinner tonight
    I took a road trip to Mexico
    And scored a hundred count
    Do you wanna get high?
    It's like we're falling in love
    We can listen to Bacharach
    And stop at any point

    Now our bones start to ache
    As we cramp on the pot
    And we fall to the floor
    With our face in a knot

    She said
    Do you wanna get high?
    Don't eat no dinner tonight
    I took a road trip to Mexico
    And scored a hundred count
    Do you wanna get high?
    It's like we're falling in love
    We can listen to Bacharach
    And stop at any point

    Keep on doing what you do
    'Cuz I'll never get tired of you
    Don't need booze
    'Cuz I'll never get tired of you
    Stop the tape, kill the lights, close the drapes
    And keep doing what you do
    'Cuz I'll never get tired of you

    She said
    Do you wanna get high?
    Don't eat no dinner tonight
    I took a road trip to Mexico
    And scored a hundred count
    Do you wanna get high?
    It's like we're falling in love
    We can listen to Bacharach
    And stop at any point Writer/s: Rivers Cuomo
    Publisher: E O Smith Music
    Lyrics licensed and provided by LyricFind

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