I'm Still Me Without Makeup
When I'm not wearing makeup, and I'm stripped down and bear
I feel a need to clarify; to clear the air
"I don't always look like this"
But the thing is, I do always look like that
And when I'm just me, without faking perfection,
Realizing that it's okay to have imperfections;
I can tell who my real friends are, who really loves me
I can finally allow myself to feel free
Subtract the acne, the blackheads, the plumpness of my cheeks
Subtract the paleness, the bags under my eyes, the physique
And you have me;
Just me
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