[Rodney Sheppard]
Sometimes I just want to be left alone
Move your big head
It's my way go and get your own

[Elijah Blue Allman]
I don't care about the things you do x4

[Rodney Sheppard]
All my friends can't relate
No time off to hesitate
Feel my head touch my face
Two steps back you're in my space

You want more
Impossible to satiate
Got the high score
Forgot to put the letter H

[Elijah Blue Allman]
I don't know about the things you do x2
I don't know about the things you know
About the things I know about the things you do

[Rodney Sheppard]
All my friends can't relate
No time off to hesitate
Feel my head touch my face
Two steps back you're in my space

[Elijah Blue Allman]
And now let's think of how we met
All the illegal pictures on the net
Remember how we taught you well
And that your playground is the gates of hell
I don't know about the things you do x4

[Rodney Sheppard]
All my friends can't relate
No time off to hesitate
Feel my head touch my face
Two steps back you're in my space

[Rodney Sheppard] (Elijah Blue Allman)
Will you see (I don't know about the things you do)
Touching me (I don't care about the things you do)
Can you see!

[Rodney Sheppard] (Elijah Blue Allman)
Sometimes I just want to be left alone (I don't care about the things you do x2)
Move your big head (I don't care about the things you do x2)
It's my way go and get your own


I don't care about I don't care about
All my friends can't relate
No time off to hesitate
Feel my head touch my face
Two steps back you're in my space

Personal space invader x2
Strange how you find out later
Personal space invader

Sugar Ray

Sugar Ray is an American rock band from Newport Beach, California. Originally forming in 1986. They originally played rap-rock, with early singles like “Iron Mic” and “Mean Machine”. The band achieved mainstream popularity in 1997 with their more pop-influenced single, “Fly”. The song’s success led the band to shift its style dramatically to the more radio-friendly pop sound with their newer releases. Their best-selling album, 14:59, was released in 1999, and featured popular singles “Every Morning”, “Someday”, and “When It’s Over”.