Ruin Your Party

Scotty Sire

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    Hello everybody, I'm here to ruin your party
    There's always someone at a party that ruins it
    And you know what, I think that someone is me

    Listen up yall, got a story to tell
    'Bout how my life feels like a living hell
    Did madame zeroni put me under a spell?
    This beat's kinda sick and I ain't well
    'Cause every time I walk inside a room
    I got a problem, I'm killing the mood
    I told the sun that I got the gloom
    Lightning flash and thunder boom
    Fuck it up, I fuck it up
    Everything I touch, I fuck it up
    So look at me, I'm not good enough
    I got holes inside of my umbrella and the

    Rain clouds over my head
    So cloudy, no optimus
    I'm sorry that I ruined your party
    Sorry I ruined your party
    I said, rain clouds over my head
    So cloudy, no optimus
    I'm sorry that I ruined your party
    Sorry I ruined your party

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    Met this girl, she was the best
    We started talking then had sex
    She thought that she could change my ways
    But it seems like I stayed the same
    She's the one who changed, think I rearranged
    Turned her sunshine into rain
    Yeah, she was happy, now she's a pain
    I took her joy and flushed it down a drain
    But I didn't mean to, let me explain
    Baby, don't come my way
    Please don't come my way
    I'm convinced in relationships
    I'm an iceberg through a sinking ship

    Rain clouds over my head
    So cloudy, no optimus
    I'm sorry that I ruined your party
    Sorry I ruined your party
    I said, rain clouds over my head
    So cloudy, no optimus
    I'm sorry that I ruined your party
    Sorry I ruined your party

    Met this girl, she was the best
    We started talking then had sex
    She thought that she could change my ways
    But it seems like I stayed the same
    Sorry that I ruined your party
    Sorry I ruined your party

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