Role Model
All I see are lies
Contoured cheeks with blush
It's such a Big Disguise
The way her flaws are under hush...
Her hair goes flat
Her boobs pushed out
What's the big display?
Her smooth face matte
Her lips the perfect pout
She never has a fly away
Squeezed in clothes tight
...Forgot to eat today
These heels will give me height
Who needs food anyway?
The more makeup the better
It hides who I Am
Wrote the magazine a letter
Thinking they'd give me a hand
Instead the pages laughed! in my face
making my heart fill with shame
They told me to lose that weight on my waist
for I'm the only one to blame
Got the contacts now
I want to look just like That Girl
but I'm not sure how
'cause to be that thin I'd have to hurl
i painted my face and Demolished my body
Just so I could be one of those Superficial Hotties
But here i am again
Staring in the mirror
as it SCREAMS. revolting, revealing my greatest error
All i see are Lies
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