Who am I without a filter?
Who am I without a filter?
What do I look like without all this glitter?
What's left of me when the outside layers flee and flitter?
Who, am I without a filter?
I am a native girl to the Kenyan tropics.
I am a girl who speaks endlessly on various topics.
I ponder life and all its wisdom.
I dream of myself and my earthly kingdom.
Who am I without a filter?
Well, I'm me.
The answers simple
Yet so complex is the being I embody.
I am unique and different;
Not just anybody.
I cry at night and smile through the day.
I jump with joy but I'm depressed when I'm gay.
I walk with swagger
And say the word, too.
I got the moves like Jagger.
Watch out when I come for you.
I'm quick on my toes,
Smooth on my feet.
I dance and jive
To the rhythm and beat.
So, who am I without a filter?
I'm actually kind of a weirdo.
Don't believe everything you hear though.
I'm a fabulous person with a vibrant personality.
You'd be surprised the diamond you'll find
When you finally get to know me.
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