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American Hi-Fi ~ Flavor of the Weak


she paints her nails and she don't know he's got her best friend on the phone she'll wash her hair his dirty clothes are all he gives to her and he's got posters on the wall of all the girls he wished she was and he's everything to her [chorus:] her boyfriend, he don't know anything about her he's too stoned, Nintendo i wish that i could make her see she's just the flavor of the weak it's friday night and she's all alone he's a million a miles away she's dressed to kill the tv's on he's connected to the sound and he's got pictures on the wall of all the girls he's loved before and she knows all his favorite songs [repeat chorus] yeah! her boyfriend, he don't know anything about her he's too stoned, he's too stoned he's too stoned, he's too stoned [repeat chorus] yeah she's the flavor of the weak she makes me weak more free lyrics

she paints her nails and she don't know
he's got her best friend on the phone
she'll wash her hair
his dirty clothes are all he gives to her
and he's got posters on the wall
of all the girls he wished she was
and he's everything to her

[chorus:]
her boyfriend, he don't know
anything about her
he's too stoned, Nintendo
i wish that i could make her see
she's just the flavor of the weak

it's friday night and she's all alone
he's a million a miles away
she's dressed to kill
the tv's on
he's connected to the sound
and he's got pictures on the wall
of all the girls he's loved before
and she knows all his favorite songs

[repeat chorus]

yeah!

her boyfriend, he don't know
anything about her
he's too stoned, he's too stoned
he's too stoned, he's too stoned

[repeat chorus]

yeah she's the flavor of the weak
she makes me weak

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