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Deep Down I Don't Like Myself


I don't like your parties

I don't like your alcohol

But I guess I'd rather be here than not at all.

 

I don't like her

I don't like the way she stares

Cause I don't think I can compare.

 

I don't like your friends

I don't like how loud  they are

Shut up so I can hear the music in the car.

 

I don't like this feeling

I don't like questioning myself

Can I just put these emotions on a shelf?

 

I don't like how late I stay up

I don't like my reflection

What's the deal with this inspection?

 

I don't like my self-doubt

I don't like the way I look scared

Was I ever really prepared?

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