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Goo Goo Dolls ~ Livin' In A Hut


I've got an ugly liver from drinking too much I've got painful sliver from thinking too much Oh I don't want to go on livin' in this rut I think I'll go out and build me a hut but Curiosity has got me Tied up right back where it wants me And all the things straight people do Make me think I haven't got a clue I've good a real good sense for seeking out the booze But I can't afford to buy a pair of shoes And when I get some cash it's already been spent Oh, I can smoke and drink but I can't pay my rent I've got an ugly liver from drinking too much I've got painful sliver from thinking too much Oh I don't want to go on livin' in this rut Oh I think I'll go out and build me a hut, but Curiosity has got me Tied up right back where it wants me And all the things straight people do Make me think I haven't got a clue more free lyrics

I've got an ugly liver from drinking too much
I've got painful sliver from thinking too much
Oh I don't want to go on livin' in this rut
I think I'll go out and build me a hut but
Curiosity has got me
Tied up right back where it wants me
And all the things straight people do
Make me think I haven't got a clue

I've good a real good sense for seeking out the booze
But I can't afford to buy a pair of shoes
And when I get some cash it's already been spent
Oh, I can smoke and drink but I can't pay my rent

I've got an ugly liver from drinking too much
I've got painful sliver from thinking too much
Oh I don't want to go on livin' in this rut
Oh I think I'll go out and build me a hut, but
Curiosity has got me
Tied up right back where it wants me
And all the things straight people do
Make me think I haven't got a clue

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