| do, do, do do do, do do, do, do do do, do do, do do do do do Oh, when you call me weird names and make all kinds of weird faces
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| when you drive me along to all the stupidest places
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| you know it’s not fair, but you know what you do because you know how bad I like to be with you
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| …And then you’re like, «David, it’s like one, two, three»
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| as you’re climbing barefoot on the apple tree
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| it is as sweet as me, and as good as new
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| and you know how bad I like to be with you
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| You should try to go to some place, honey,
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| where the weather is hot, and the music is funny
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| you should try down south, by the magic Bayou
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| and you will know how bad I like to be with you
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| It’s like the better path, and it’s a better way
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| if we never part, and if we never stray
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| if we know we have each other to hang on to and if you know how bad I like to be with you
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| When I’m home alone, and when I’m traveling far,
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| when I’m riding my bike and when I’m driving in my car,
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| it could be England or it could be Peru
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| and you would know how bad I like to be with you
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| Well you know better than me on all kinds of topics
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| like what fruit is native, what fruit is exotic,
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| you know the right names for flowers and for animals, too
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| I hope you know how bad I like to be with you
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| do do do, do, do, do do do, do do, do, do do do, do do, do do do do do Well, you play the trumpet and I play drums
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| you smoke cigarettes and I chew gum,
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| you say we’re different and I believe it’s true
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| because you know how bad I like to be with you
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| It’s not even an option,
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| it’s not a matter of choice
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| I could say it with words
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| and I could say it with my voice
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| I could sing it in a song or play it on a kazoo
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| and you would know how bad I like to be with you
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| You say you dye your hair black since you were seventeen
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| and you say it goes well with your eyes so green
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| well, I’m losing my hair and my eyes are blue,
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| you know how bad I like to be with you
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| …And now you think you’re puzzled,
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| and you don’t understand me well you can play me as easy as a DVD,
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| it’s like solving a case with a single clue
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| to know how bad i like to be with you
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| You know I’ll always like you no matter what
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| and if you get a little chubby,
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| and if you’re a little too fat
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| if you worship Jesus when I am a Jew
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| then you will know how bad I like to be with you
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| …And you know how people shorten other people’s names
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| to show their affection
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| like if you called me Ray, if my name was Raymond
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| well your name ain’t Susan but I would call you Sue
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| to show you how bad I like to be with you
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| do do do, do, do, do do do, do do, do, do do do, do do, do, do do do, do do, do do do |