Catch My Disease
Just Friends Soundtrack · Just Friends [Soundtrack] [2005]
My head is a box full of nothing
and that's the way I like it
My garden's a secret compartment
and that's the way I like it
and that's the way I like it
Your body's a dream that turns violent
and that's the way I like it
and that's the way I like it
The winter is long in the city
and that's the way I like it
So please
baby please
Open your heart
Catch my disease
I was backstage in Pomona
and that's the way I like it
She drank beer with coca-cola
and that's the way I like it
and that's the way I like it
She told me about the winds from Santa Anna
and that's the way I like it
and that's the way I like it
She told me she loved me like fireworks
and that's the way I like it
So please
baby please
Open your eyes
Catch my disease
So please (PLEASE!)
baby please
Come on
Catch my disease
Catch it
Na na na na na na na na na
They play Good Charlotte on the radio
and that's the way I like it
They play Sleepy Jackson on the radio
and that's the way I like it
and that's the way I like it
I hear Beyonce on the radio
and that's the way I like it
cos that's the way I like it
They don't play me on the radio (whoo!)
But that's the way I like it
So please
baby please
Open your heart
and catch my disease
So please
baby please
Come on
Catch my disease (catch my disease)
nanananananananana (catch my disease)
nanananananananana (catch my disease)
nanananananananana (catch my disease)
Catch My Disease
Catch My Disease serves as a standout track on the 2005 soundtrack for the romantic comedy Just Friends. The song features Samantha James, whose vocal performance captures the film's lighthearted yet emotional tone. As part of a compilation that includes contributions from acts like Fountains of Wayne and The Lemonheads, the recording reflects the mid-2000s pop-rock aesthetic prevalent in movie soundtracks of that era. The track complements the narrative of the film through its melodic structure and accessible production, fitting seamlessly alongside other selections designed to underscore the story's romantic developments. This recording remains a notable song in the soundtrack's catalogue, highlighting the collaborative effort to create a cohesive musical backdrop for the movie's release.