| Why do all the rude boys on the bus
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| Find it fun to make a fuss of anyone
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| A little bit dissimilar
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| Why can’t they just leave us all alone
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| And allow each to their own devices
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| Even if they’re unfamiliar to you
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| And they say, why’d you wanna dress like that, son
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| I say, I just wanna have some fun if that’s alright with you
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| I really rather not have to talk to you (x2)
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| You sit there with your music blaring out
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| So you have to scream and shout so loud
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| Why’re you so busy hating
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| A little old lady sits in front of you
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| Why’re you busy screaming black and blue
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| It’s really intimidating for her
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| And they say, why’d you wanna dress like that, son
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| I say, I just wanna have some fun if that’s alright with you
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| I really rather not have to talk to you (x2)
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| There’s a fire inside you kindly put it out
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| Kindly put it out (x2)
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| You always claim we’re disrespecting you
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| As if you’re generous with you’re RESP-ECT for us
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| It’s something you neglect
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| Why can’t all the good folk make a stand
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| And bring an end to all their happy slaps
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| They can be the treason, we’ll be the love attract
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| And they say, why’d you wanna dress like that, son
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| I say, I just wanna have some fun if that’s alright with you
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| I really rather not have to talk to you (x2)
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| (And they say, why do you wanna dress like that, son
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| And I say leave me alone, why can’t you leave me alone) (x2) |