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Myself and Me


Most people think I am fine within myself. I would love to tell them how I really feel about All the turmoil in my heart and head And my priorities. I wish I had a folder so they were easier to see. Such a hypocrite, that's what I am. Oh no, but please don't judge me! I smile and do the things they say, When on the inside I'd like to: Smash my head against the wall And maybe yours as well. Oops, I'm really sorry, In case you couldn't tell. She says I look unfriendly, unapproachable, And mean, But accepted and included is what I really want to be. Won't anyone love me? (As long as you're meeting the criteria, let's see here…) I'm just kidding, I'm fine all by myself. That's what I want you to see. You don't need to know the inside; That's between MYSELF and ME.
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