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Sociological Self


Let’ now give meaning to sociology

Our interaction with one another

The society, what’s our analogy?

Do we communicate with each other?

They say, from the moment we are born

We already have an established SELF

We talk, we eat, we dance, we wink, we mourn

And when we mourn sometimes we cry for help

This really defines how we interact

With others’ behavior and attitude

We’d like to keep ourselves and friends intact

Because that’s where we find our solitude

We create our concrete identity

That’s how we build our solidarity

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