You are so plastic, you could be a barbie doll
You walk you talk just like them all
And, oh how I love those pretty little curls
With shoes and skirts, who's the better girl?

Anti-fashion, take them off
Anti-fashion

Anti-fashion, take them off
Anti-fashion

And where did you get those hundred dollar pants?
You know I'd love to rip them up to shreds
A shiny red sports care takes you to the mall
You shop with the elite, compare them all

Anti-fashion, take them off
Anti-fashion

Anti-fashion, anti-fashion
Anti-fashion, anti-fashion
Anti-fashion


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Anti-Fashion Lyrics as written by Michael Ness

Lyrics © CONCORD MUSIC PUBLISHING LLC, Downtown Music Publishing

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    Straight to the point is it not? I am personally so sick of these "perfect" populars being so obsessed with complete bullshit, the world doesnt need people like that, it needs leaders and people to change the way things are going. =]

    Adaptable=]on April 22, 2008   Link

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