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N Sync ~ Hey You


(Chorus) hey you, why you dissin' me? hey you, why do you say we are boring and stupid? hey you, why you makin songs that dis us? hey you, we're not dissin' you. you like what you like, you hate what you hate. don't blame me or dis me. eat eat eat? we are so boring and stupid? please, somebody call cupid! somebody needs some looooove! Chorus-repeat it ain't my fault you don't like us its not your problem to deal with, no no. why don't you leave us alone? we're not dissin what you like, who you like, where you like to go. tell me those things and i'll dis them too what'll you do? you'll say hey you, why you doin' that to me? i'll say cuz thats what you did to us. chorus- repeat dis someone else and pick on someone your own size. more free lyrics

(Chorus)
hey you, why you dissin' me?
hey you, why do you say we are boring and stupid?
hey you, why you makin songs that dis us?
hey you, we're not dissin' you.

you like what you like,
you hate what you hate.
don't blame me or dis me.
eat eat eat?
we are so boring and stupid?
please, somebody call cupid!
somebody needs some looooove!

Chorus-repeat

it ain't my fault you don't like us
its not your problem to deal with, no no.
why don't you leave us alone?
we're not dissin what you like, who you like,
where you like to go.
tell me those things and i'll dis them too
what'll you do?
you'll say hey you, why you doin' that to me?
i'll say cuz thats what you did to us.

chorus- repeat

dis someone else and pick on someone your own size.

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