Prissy Girl:
I’m not the guy you wanna see with all the season’s trends
It makes me pissed when I see this when you’re walkin’ in
I see you move across the room you find your thrown and then you sit
Your head is one hot air balloon and you are full of shit

I’m always so free
I live for me

All these cameras in my face, everyday
Trendy girls just give me space, Go away
I’ve never been, no I don’t want, I just act so nonchalant
You know this, I don’t want
A prissy girl

On TRL Carson says there really hot I disagree
Its all fucked up there really not its all publicity
A stupid grin, nice and prim with flowing long blond hair
Every time too much skin and tiny underwear

I'm always so free
I live for me

All these cameras in my face, every day
Trendy girls just give me space, Go away
I've never been, no I don't want, I just act so nonchalant
You know this, I don't want
A prissy girl

Don’t wanna see, never will, a little over kill
Get off my back you stupid queen it makes me wanna scream
Don’t wanna see, never will, a little over kill
Get off my back you goddamn queen it makes me wanna SCREAM

All these cameras in my face, every day
Trendy girls just give me space, Go away
I've never been, no I don't want, I just act so nonchalant
You know this, I don't want
A prissy girl


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