Should I Move? Lyrics - Popstar: Never Stop, Never Stopping - The Lonely Island

Decisions 

This was the hardest day of my life 

Should I stay or should I go? 

Help me, Lord, to decide 

Three blocks from home when she caught my eye 

I shouldn't even be looking but she just had to be mine 

Ten bedrooms, ten baths, 7,000 square feet 

I was weak in the knees, she was the house of my dreams 

I had just moved in to the place down the block 

And now I'm thinking 'bout moving? Imagine my shock 

I talked to my real estate guy, Peter 

He was like, "Your house is beautiful, yo, how could you leave her? 

6,000 square feet, a dolphin-themed pool 

If I'm being honest, Connor, yo, I think you're a fool 

But it's cool, you can definitely afford both places" 

Tell me what to do, God, my heart's torn in pieces 

So many options and all in my price range 

This decision is torture, my head's playing mind games 

Should I move? (Should I move y'all?) 

Tell me should I buy this new place? (Tell me should I buy it?) 

Should I move y'all? (With my money) 

It'd be nice to have some more space (More space) 

So I turned to my friends playing out by the pool 

As I sipped on my drink, I screamed what should I do? 

They just shrugged and I could tell that I was on my own 

With this decision, no vision, which house to call my home 

I had to get away so I flew to Majorca 

Dove in the ocean, went swimming with orca 

I drank too many piña coladas and fell asleep 

Had a dream about both houses and began to weep 

Tell me how many houses can one man own? 

I'll be paying in cash, got no need for a loan (But still) 

Should I move? (Should I move?) 

Tell me should I buy this new place? (I don't know what to do) 

Should I move y'all? (I think I should just buy it) 

It'd be nice to have some more space (I think I'm gon' buy it) 

So much pain, so many struggles 

But I made it through 

I bought the house, it's beautiful 

And I kept the old one for my dogs 

Sometimes it just works out (Shit works out) 

Peace 

Oh, and now I own two houses, oh