But I am

You wanted me to be quiter,
you didn't want me to be fool.
You wanted me to be cleaner,
you wanted me to be cool.

You didn't want me to pastiche,
you didn't want me to be angry.
You didn't want me to be talky,
you didn't want me to be crazy.

You didn't want me to live, are you?
You didn't want me to smile, are you?
You wanted me to be different – not me.
You don't want me to be annoying – but I am.
You don't want me to be weird – but I am.
You don't want me to be talky – but I am.
It's your problem you can't accept me as I am,
because I am what I am, and I am.

You wanted me to be nicer,
you wanted me to share even more.
You wanted me to not get upset,
you wanted to give me sores.

You didn't want me to live, are you?
You didn't want me to smile, are you?
You wanted me to be different – not me.
You don't want me to be annoying – but I am.
You don't want me to be weird – but I am.
You don't want me to be talky – but I am.
It's your problem you can't accept me as I am,
because I am what I am, and I am.

You didn't want me to live, are you?
You didn't want me to smile, are you?
You wanted me to be different – not me.
You don't want me to be annoying – but I am.
You don't want me to be weird – but I am.
You don't want me to be talky – but I am.
It's your problem you can't accept me as I am,
because I am what I am, and I am.