Therapist
Embrace Individuality: Teenage Joans' Anthem of Self-Discovery
Lyrics
You asked for my name, I said I don't know
You inquired about my name, and I responded that I don't know.
I am not some game on your tv show
I am not a form of entertainment in your television program.
Lace your shoes, tie your hair before you go
Prepare yourself by putting on shoes and tying your hair before leaving.
It's all what you wear and not what you know
Emphasizes the importance of appearance over knowledge.
Stop colouring my dinosaur
Stop altering or influencing my unique qualities or personality.
Can I just be, can I just be me
Expressing a desire to just be oneself without external pressures.
Can you trust me, can you trust me
Pleading for trust in being authentic and genuine.
Don't confront me, I just wanna be alone
Asking not to be confronted, seeking solitude.
Give us your spare change and we'll change your brain
Requesting financial assistance with the promise of a transformative impact.
Forget being unique when you're all the same
Rejecting the idea of uniqueness when everyone is the same.
Can I just be, can I just be me
Reiterating the desire to be oneself without external pressures.
Can you trust, can you trust me
Reaffirming the need for trust in being true to oneself.
Don't confront me, I just wanna be alone
Repeating the request not to be confronted, seeking solitude.
Stop tryna stay in the lines
Advising against conforming to societal norms or expectations.
This happens every time
Highlighting a recurring situation of deviating from expected behavior.
Spilled milk's not worth the cry
Suggesting that some issues are not worth getting upset about.
You're just wasting time trying to fix my mind
Addressing someone spending time trying to fix the speaker's mind.
You are not my therapist
Asserting that the person is not qualified to be the speaker's therapist.
You're just wasting time trying to fix my mind
Repeating the rejection of someone trying to fix the speaker's mind.
You are not my therapist
Reiterating that the individual is not the speaker's therapist.
You're just wasting time trying to fix my mind
Emphasizing the wastefulness of attempting to fix the speaker's mind.
You are not my therapist
Stating again that the person is not the speaker's therapist.
You're just wasting time trying to fix my mind
Continuing to reject efforts to fix the speaker's mind.
You are not my therapist
Repeating the assertion that the person is not the speaker's therapist.
Can I just be, can I just be me
Expressing the desire to be oneself without external pressures.
Can you trust, can you trust me
Reiterating the need for trust in being true to oneself.
Don't confront me, I just wanna be alone
Repeating the request not to be confronted, seeking solitude.
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