Superstar Wonderful Weirdos
Embrace Your Uniqueness with "Superstar Wonderful Weirdos
Lyrics
Well, Sarah's only ten
Sarah, at the age of ten, is attracted to older men.
But she's attracted to older men
Older men reciprocate her interest because she is intelligent.
And they seem to like her back 'cause she's intelligent
Billy, a football star, aspires to be a ballerina.
And Billy's a football star
Billy questions his identity, wondering who he really is.
And he drives around in his muscle car
Billy desires to become a man but struggles to understand himself.
But he really, really wants to be a ballerina
It's acceptable for Billy to be what he wants to be.
And he wonders, who am I?
A call to all unique individuals, encouraging self-acceptance.
Who am I?
Expressing the loneliness and fear experienced by these individuals.
And he wants to be a man
The more one tries to escape, the harder it is to conceal one's true self.
But he doesn't understand
It's alright to be what he wants
Johnny studies rockets, protecting his possessions from leakage.
I'm calling all superstar wonderful weirdos
Questioning identity and self-worth.
Can you hear me call tonight?
Despite having much to offer, Jenny doesn't fit societal beauty standards.
I know you're alone in your world, full of fear though
This societal pressure leads to emotional distress.
But the more you run, the harder it is to hide
Oh, yeah, yeah
A reaffirmation of the call to embrace uniqueness.
Well, Johnny studies rockets
Rejecting societal norms and expressing honest opinions.
With his plastic protected pockets
Challenging conventional perceptions of living.
So his pens don't leak out upon the floor
Advocating for an open-minded approach.
Where Jenny's rolling
And she's scared of growing
A final call to all unique individuals, assuring them they are not alone.
'Cause she feels five feet taller than the girl next door
The more one tries to hide, the more challenging it becomes.
And she wonders, who am I?
What the hell am I?
-And she's got a lot to offer
-But she doesn't look like Cindy Crawford
-And it makes her cry
-I'm calling all superstar wonderful weirdos
-Can you hear me call tonight?
-I know you're alone in your world, full of fear though
-But the more you run, the harder it is to hide
-It's a total rejection of the system
-It's the honest opinion for the very first time
-It's a different perception of living
-And it's time that we opened our minds
-I'm calling all superstar wonderful weirdos
-You're not alone tonight
-No, you're not alone in your world, full of fear though
-But the more you run, the harder it is to hide
-Can you hear me?
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