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Bully


When I grow up I wanna be just like you The way you make fun of people is so inspiring People say that I'm a bully, obviously they've never met you You sit at your table laughing at everyone There's no harm in having a little fun Who cares about others feelings and tears As long as we get that violent yet urgent thrill Everyone needs to cry just a little at least once a day So you're there to make sure it happens They say it's wrong to bully others, lower their self esteem But then how exactly do you raise your own? You know the cost and you're willing to make them pay it Such a brave and noble person you are So amazing an praiseworthy, who wouldn't look up to you You made fun of me today and I just wanna say "Thank You" For allowing me to let you be you
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