Don't flaunt me
Don't laugh at me
Talk about me
Or ignore what I said

CHORUS:
But you can treat me good
Anytime you like
Show me some kindness if I'm lucky tonight/fluke it right
You can treat me good anytime at all
A little caring's all I'm asking for

Don't try me
Lie to me
Patronise me
Talk down to my friends

Don't neglect me
Forget me
Be angry at me
Say things to offend

REPEAT CHORUS:

Every time I get home
You're suspicious of where I've been
And who I've seen
You're so jealous of any little thing
that takes up my time
It don't have to be that way baby

Don't hit me
Frighten me
Threaten me
And order me around

Don't guilt me
Pressure me
Make demands on me
Keep putting me down

Bachelor Girl was born a decade ago, when songwriter James Roche heard the then 18-year-old Tania Doko singing in a Melbourne pub. The song-writing chemistry between them was explosive and they formed the Bachelor Girl duo pretty much immediately. Their double platinum selling debut, Waiting For The Day won them the 1998 ARIA Award for Best Producer. Debut single 'Buses & Trains' reached #4 on the National ARIA Chart. 'Buses & Trains' achieved Platinum status and was one of the highest selling Australian singles and spent 33 weeks on the ARIA national chart. 'Buses & Trains' was the first single to be released from Bachelor Girl’s debut album "Waiting For The Day". 'Treat Me Good' was the second single, 'Lucky Me' the third, and 'Blown Away' the fourth, and alll were top 40 singles. DYSFUNCTIONAL, the band's second album, was released on 5th August 2002 on Gotham Records through BMG Australia.