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Barbie Doll


Barbie Doll

Barbie dolls with plastic boobs

They are making you look like a fool

Tiny waists and exquisite eyes

Under their spell now you’re mesmerized

What a disgrace, it’s such a shame

To let natural beauty go to waste

Noticed how you’re supposed to be

The same like everyone else

There’s no fun in that at least not to me

I would like to know what the big deal is.

I see nothing wrong with being real

No more of this I can take

It’s time that everyone just give it a break

I don’t want to be like you nor like them

I’m proud to be who I am

I’m not a Barbie doll you can dress

I do what I want not your mess.

Don’t me tell I want or what I should do

Because all you’re gonna get is an F***you.

You can be a Ken doll all you want

It doesn’t matter to me at all

Don’t like what I say I really don’t care

Just so you know I can see your underwear.

It looks like you have a stain

Oh no it’s a tear….

Honey, you know what to do if you don’t want people to stare.

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