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Bis ~ School Disco


It's hip and i'm square and i'm there i don't care To be seen to have been to be part of a scene And i don't give a damn i'm not part of their plan On my own once again no one cares oh the pain Down at the disco where nobody goes We are the future that nobody knows Burn down the cities and smash all the walls This is our country bis nation won't fall The cool boys the cool girls got yr head in a whirl It's obscene it's unclean all the smut i have seen We're so young we're so dumb and our time's still to come But the one place we go is down to school disco Down at the disco... I'm so hip you're so square I'm so cool i don't even care All the boys want me so bad But i don't care cos they're all so sad In the classroom i'm just the best And on the dancefloor i just beat the rest It's getting late i gotta go Right on down to the school disco Down at the disco... more free lyrics

It's hip and i'm square and i'm there i don't care
To be seen to have been to be part of a scene
And i don't give a damn i'm not part of their plan
On my own once again no one cares oh the pain

Down at the disco where nobody goes
We are the future that nobody knows
Burn down the cities and smash all the walls
This is our country bis nation won't fall

The cool boys the cool girls got yr head in a whirl
It's obscene it's unclean all the smut i have seen
We're so young we're so dumb and our time's still to come
But the one place we go is down to school disco

Down at the disco...

I'm so hip you're so square
I'm so cool i don't even care
All the boys want me so bad
But i don't care cos they're all so sad
In the classroom i'm just the best
And on the dancefloor i just beat the rest
It's getting late i gotta go
Right on down to the school disco

Down at the disco...

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