Lyrics
Same old guy coming to bar with new pink coloured hair.
Introduction of a person with a distinctive appearance entering a bar.
Everyone is wondering and all of his friends are laughing but he doesn’t care.
People are curious and amused by the person's appearance, but he is indifferent.
Everybody’s asking what did he do. „Oh my god, it’s not you!
People inquire about the person's actions, expressing surprise and disapproval.
Do you have also eyes shades ? Please stop talking and go away !“
Responding to judgment, suggesting the person should stop talking and leave.
Why do we always have to be
Questioning the need to conform to societal expectations in certain social situations.
In some part of company, where it doesn’t makes us free ?
Expressing discomfort with societal norms that restrict freedom.
Why do we always have to look
Raising the question of why individuals must conform to societal standards.
Like the others. Cause it has to be like this ?
Challenging the necessity of conforming to societal norms.
I don’t care what you say. It’s always my decision.
Asserting personal autonomy and decision-making regardless of others' opinions.
I will pray for all of you again.
Expressing a commitment to praying for others despite differences.
I will stay but you will pay for all your fucking sins.
Stating a willingness to endure consequences for one's actions.
You’re judging us, but do you have that right ?
Questioning the legitimacy of others judging when they lack the right.
Cause you’re not a Jesus.
Asserting that others do not have a moral authority akin to Jesus.
Open your closet, it’s waiting for you, which shirt you will choose.
Encouraging self-reflection on personal choices, specifically clothing.
„This one is nice but I wouldn’t wear it, cause parents would be ashamed.
Considering societal judgment and potential shame in clothing choices.
Why do we always have to be
Reiterating discomfort with societal expectations in certain company.
In some part of company, where it doesn’t makes us free ?
Highlighting the constraint on freedom in specific social situations.
Why do we always have to look
Questioning the need to conform to societal standards of appearance.
Like the others. Cause it has to be like this ?
Challenging the expectation of looking like everyone else.
I don’t care what you say. It’s always my decision.
Reaffirming individual autonomy in decision-making.
I will pray for all of you again.
Repeating the commitment to praying for others despite differences.
I will stay but you will pay for all your fucking sins.
Reiterating the willingness to face consequences for one's actions.
You’re judging us, but do you have that right ?
Questioning the right of others to judge when they lack moral authority.
Cause you’re not a Jesus.
Affirming that others do not possess a moral authority comparable to Jesus.
Finaly you’ve found your face. Don’t give it to somebody else.
Encouraging self-acceptance and not conforming to others' expectations.
You should be proud for this new. Now you can say to the world the truth.
Advising to be proud of one's true self and share it with the world.
I don’t care what you say. It’s always my decision.
Restating the importance of personal decision-making despite others' opinions.
I will pray for all of you again.
Reaffirming the commitment to pray for others despite differences.
I will stay but you will pay for all your fucking sins.
Emphasizing the willingness to face consequences for one's actions.
You’re judging us, but do you have that right ?
Questioning the legitimacy of others' judgment without moral authority.
Cause you’re not a Jesus.
Affirming that others do not have a moral authority comparable to Jesus.
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