Do you do you? Have trouble leaving home
Do you do you? Never answer your telephone
Do you do you? Spend time thinking of me
Do you do you? Try to hate on everything
I could have made a list of all the things you'd do
And given it to you weeks before you'd do them too
I find it funny that I'm picking on your predictability
When I knew you'd drive me crazy
Do you do you? Have trouble leaving home
Do you do you? Never answer your telephone
Do you do you? Spend time thinking of me
Do you do you? Try to hate on everything
I could have made a list of all the things you'd do
And given it to you weeks before you'd do them too
I find it funny that I'm picking on your predictability
And my inability and all these insecurities
That drive me crazy
I thought of words to tell you
When I was walking out your door
I nearly turned around to face
The same thing as before
I'm going to keep on doing nothing
Because I learned to bite my tongue
It swelled up so big I can't speak
Or sing the songs you sung
Do you do you? Try to hate on everything
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