Body Insecurities
I'm just trying to ease my insecurities
Numbers are already makin' me wheeze
Amounts aren't amounting to nothing at all
It doesn't matter if it's summer
It doesn't matter if it's fall
I'm trying to ease my pain
Change the winner of this game
Make this one thing go my way
It's anyone but me
Living in my body has never been a dream
I'm not the one standing tall
I'm the one bound to fall
Am I wearing glasses or am I the only one who's not?
The world is a fruit bowl
And guess who's the apple?
And guess who's the apple?
She's wide and romantized
But she's my worst nightmare, dressed like a daydream
I'm getting shot by bullets constantly
And I just can't let them rain on me
Some girls feel like shooting stars
But we all know they're flaming
And burning
Vanishing rocks
Meteors and meteorites
Just like I'm wrong, there's always a right
And it gets tiring trying to put up fights
Why am I, I?
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