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Who Are You?


Woke up, early day

Get out, there’s no room for play

Going on and on, I have to work

Get paid, and do it some more

Again, and Again

Walking by, I can see your judgment

Staring at me, I guess that you like that?

Who are you?

Who are you?

Who are you again?

Who are you to tell me who I am?

Whooo are you?

I don’t understand

What do you see in that?

Who are are you to tell me I can’t?

Who are you?

Who areeee youuu!?

Facing facts

I know it will be like that

Forever and always judgment

You cannot tell me who I’ll be

You cannot tell me you know me

That’s a lie, that’s a lie

So, who are you?

Who are you?

Who are you again?

I cry, they say to ignore it

They are just a little ignorant

Who are you?

Whoo are youuu?

Passing and passing

Watching the time go bye

As the days get longer

I get older

Everything gets harder

Who am I?

Who am I?

Who am I again?

Who am I….

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