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Who's Flawless


Im not flawless 

what can I say 

I won't be tomorrow 

and I wasn't yesterday 

Flawless what's that 

you mean no flaws

NOT ONE

find me that person

bet they aren't much fun

I embrace my flaws

my sloppy hair

I embrace my chubby cheeks

I don't care

I love my thick eyebrows

flat feet

and if your talking about flaws

than come and compete

Iv'e got alot

a bit more than I can handle

but not having any flaws

boy now that's a scandle

to be honest yeah

sometimes I cover them up

but no not ever

would I give them up

a person without flaws

is like life with the rain

what value would white have

If it  could never stain

I breath in my flaws

and rock my swag

and no matter what i'm proud

Like an American Flag

I don't want to be flawless

I want to be real

I d'nt want anyone 

to tell me how to feel

I want to be me

I want to be unique

I want to be flawed 

I want to be FREE.

 

 

 

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<p>Powerful expression!&nbsp;</p>

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