You want me to give a show
I don't really want to
You want to impress
I don't really need to

Who the fuck are you?
Where the fuck did you come from?
If you wanted to be hednigga
You should have filled out an application

You want me to face the crowd
I don't really feel like it
You want me to jump around
I am not amused

Who the fuck are you?
I gave my life to this KAH
See me walkin' with my demons
Laughin' and schemin'

Searchin' for some truth
And the meaning
You must be confused
Save your breath

You want me to be ethical
You want me to be moral
You want me to smile
You want me to be normal

I am not professional
You want me to sing
You want me to pray
You want me to believe
Fuck that shit that shit ain't me


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Firsty Lyrics as written by Wes Geer Jerrad Shain

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    Don't be what anyone else wants you to be. Go out and do your own thing

    King Nothingon April 19, 2002   Link

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