The One With the "Good Personality"
I pity you, I truly do
Because you are mssing out on a lot
My smile, my patience, my unique beauty
You're missing out.
My humor, intelligence, my words only you understand,
You're missing out.
My hands that fit yours, my magnetic eyes
You're missing out.
Colored faces, size, and big, long hair distract you
You're missing out,
Half-shirts, hot shorts, and open legs attract you,
You're missing out.
And to think that I was sure I was doing something wrong
Pathetically preoccupied with the superficial
Because while she's gorgeous, hot, or sexy,
I am stuck with "Great Personality"
But my integrity, and virtue, and confidence are authentic
I realize it is you, not me, who's missing out.
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