Who

Discovering Self: Embracing Individuality Through Sitcom's 'Who'
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Lyrics

I love my smile

I appreciate my own smile.

My smile belongs to me

My smile is a unique and personal aspect of myself.

No denial, take a while

There's no denying the authenticity of my smile; take some time to acknowledge it.

And let it free

Allow my genuine smile to express itself freely.

I love my hair

I appreciate my own hair.

My hair belongs to me

My hair is a unique and personal aspect of myself.

I don't care if I don't comb every strain

I don't mind if I don't meticulously groom every strand of hair; I'll let it be free.

I'll let it free

Allow my natural hair to be free and uncontrolled.

I'm searching for me

I am in the process of self-discovery.

Who will I be

Who will I become?

When I let me be me

Embrace my true self when I decide to be myself.

I'm searching for me

I am in the process of self-discovery.

For me, for me

For my own sake, for my true self.

Who, Who will I be?

Questioning who I will become.

When I let me be me Oh yeah

Embrace my true self when I decide to be myself, with enthusiasm.

The parking lot is covered in cockroaches

Observation of a parking lot infested with cockroaches.

Styrofoam, plastic, and cardboard boxes

Mentions of environmental pollutants: Styrofoam, plastic, and cardboard boxes.

All the yuppies holding hands with the hippy kids

Contrast between yuppies and hippy kids holding hands under a purple sky sunset.

Under the purple sky sunset

Visual description of a sunset scene.

Right by a City Fitness

Location near a City Fitness facility.

Singing

Introducing the theme of questioning identity through singing.

Who will I be?

Reiteration of the central question: Who will I become?

Rescue me from anxiety

Expressing a desire for rescue from anxiety.

Turn my pillow to the cold side and get back to my dream

Turning to a comforting and cool pillow to return to a dream state.

Sit down with a professional to talk about OCD

Seeking professional help to discuss Obsessive-Compulsive Disorder (OCD).

But I also need some company and a cup of tea

Acknowledging the need for companionship and a simple pleasure like tea.

Who will I be?

Reiteration of the central question: Who will I become?

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