Typecast
Unveiling Identity: Embracing Roles Beyond Myself
Lyrics
I'm what you'd call a buoyant dreamer
I consider myself an optimistic dreamer.
All content, don't ask for more
I am satisfied with what I have; don't expect more from me.
I am the hottie on the poster
I am the attractive person featured on promotional material.
Smiling from your locker door
I am the smiling face you see when you open your locker.
I am the friendly flight attendant
I play the role of a friendly flight attendant.
And the soft voice on the phone
My voice is gentle when I speak on the phone.
I'm your supporter and arouser
I am a supporter and one who ignites passion.
I'm someone I have never known
I am becoming someone unfamiliar to myself.
Typecast for the role of
I am stereotyped for traditional roles: daughter, wife, and mother.
Daughter wife and mother
These roles are expected of me.
Always someone else
I am never truly myself; always playing a part.
Someone else's other
I exist as someone else's perception of me.
Typecast for the role of
Reiteration of being typecast into expected roles.
Daughter wife and mother
Reiteration of the roles: daughter, wife, and mother.
Always someone else
Continued portrayal of someone else's expectations.
Always someone other than myself
Expressing a disconnect from my true self in these roles.
I am the agent, the creator
I am the one who creates and executes.
And the one who gets things done
I am a leader or an outstanding employee.
I am the leader of the pack or
I am the one who takes charge of the situation.
Your employee of the month
I can be an exemplary employee.
I am the hostess of the party
I am the hostess of social events, projecting confidence and attractiveness.
Sexy wild and super hot
Describing a bold and appealing persona.
I'm everything you ever dreamed of
I embody the idealized version of what you desire.
I'm everything that I am not
I am not true to myself; I am a contradiction.
Typecast for the role of
Reiteration of being typecast into traditional roles.
Daughter wife and mother
Reiteration of the roles: daughter, wife, and mother.
Always someone else
Continued portrayal of someone else's expectations.
Someone else's other
Expressing a disconnect from my true self in these roles.
Typecast for the role of
Reiteration of being typecast into expected roles.
Daughter wife and mother
Reiteration of the roles: daughter, wife, and mother.
Always someone else
Continued portrayal of someone else's expectations.
Always someone other than myself
Expressing a disconnect from my true self in these roles.
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