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Bad Examples ~ You Owe Me Money


I think i'm gonna like this
Cutting you down to size
I've never been a bully -- i think it's about time
Gonna take you in the alley
Cut you up against the wall
Makes me feel so big -- makes you look so small

You owe me money
You owe me money
You owe me money
I'm gonna get it all

You're a real james dean
Another rebel on the run
You gotta pay a price
For having other people's fun

Don't mess with me baby
'cause i've been standing in your shoes
They got it out of me
I'm gonna get it out of you

You owe me money
You owe me money
You owe me money (yah)
Money (yah)
Money (yah)
I'm gonna get it all!!


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