"Internet Girl" genre: Ska
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	This is about the cheesiest song I have ever written. And that's not even adding in the fact that I wrote the entire "band" section in MIDI, so basically it sounds like Super Mario Bros. You will definitely NOT get your money's worth for this song. Also... watch out for random "Ska" references interspersed throughout the song!
	CD: What... are you kidding?   Label: I wish Credits: Ben Folds Five, Frank Scillieri, Joe Messano
	Story Behind the Song I wrote this ska song in 10th grade for my friend, Frank Scillieri's band, "The Offbeats." Originally titled "Viviska," (heh heh... get it?) the music was hated by most of the band. Hence, they just didn't even bother trying to learn it, so I just never did anything with it. Being that I had some free time on my hands for the summer vacation, and feeling very frustrated in coming up with new lyric ideas, I decided to rehash some old school garbage, so I decided to write some corny lyrics for this song. It was inspired by a failed attempt at a relationship I had some 6 months earlier. Lyrics Well I talked to this girl on the internet She said I was the coolest guy she ever met And she told me she wanted me real bad Sent me a picture said she needed more I thought about a million ways to thank Al Gore I hoped that she'd invite me to her pad She's the internet girl The internet girl She and I are living in an electronic world Well, she's feeling cold as ice one night And she decides that she just doesn't wanna type She gives me a buzz on the telephone Says she's getting tired of me, needs a little space So I decide to drive three hours to her place To find I would spend the whole damn night alone She's the internet girl The internet girl She and I are living in an electronic world. She's my girl She's my girl She's the internet girl Yeah!

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