The Girl With No Skin
Unveiling the Soul: The Story of a Girl Beyond Skin
Lyrics
Have you heard the story of the girl with no skin?
Introducing the theme: the girl with no skin.
She was born right here in town.
Establishing her local origin.
A bloody mess of thoughts and feelings
Describing her birth as chaotic, filled with intense emotions.
The midwife dropped her almost-body down
Depicting a dramatic moment of her birth, with the midwife almost dropping her.
The doctor said she has to stay for observation (And secretly hoped he'll get to name the strange affliction)
Explaining a medical decision to keep her for observation, with a touch of dark humor from the doctor.
And she thought: I have no skin, who can tell Where I end
Expressing the girl's contemplation of her unique condition, questioning boundaries.
And where I begin
-They covered her in seaweed to protect her from the world
Depicting efforts to shield her from judgment and the unkindness of the world.
Kept her as hidden as a mouse.
-Children walked just a little faster when they passed by her house
-They tried to sew on cow and human and pig skins But none of them fit.
Describing unsuccessful attempts to give her conventional skin, emphasizing her distinctiveness.
She whispered: I have no skin, who can tell
Reiterating the girl's introspection on her identity and the challenge of defining boundaries.
Where I end
-And where I begin
-One day she scratched her cover off and walked into the square
Narrating a pivotal moment where she reveals herself, defying expectations and embracing her uniqueness.
Naked in the sun
-Everyone stared
-They half-expected her to melt
-But she just laughed and said:
-I have no skin, who can tell where I end and
Reaffirming her lack of skin and claiming unity with everything, challenging societal norms.
where I begin
-Just look and you'll see
-I am everything
Asserting a profound connection with the world and asserting a sense of oneness.
And everything is me.
-I have no skin,
Repeating the theme, emphasizing the continuous challenge of defining her boundaries.
who can tell
-Where I end and
-Where
-I
-Begin
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